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== '''Adductor canal''' == * The adductor canal (of Hunter) or 'sub-sartorial canal' is a triangular aponeurotic tunnel in the thigh which transmits the femoral vessels from the thigh to the popliteal fossa/ * It extends from the apex of the femoral triangle to the underside of the opening in adductor magnus, which is also known as the adductor hiatus * Boundaries ** Posteriorly - adductor longus above and magnus below ** Anterior - vastus medialis ** Medially - sartorius * Contents ** Femoral artery ** Femoral vein (crosses posteriorly to artery, to become lateral to it) ** Saphenous nerve (anterior to artery) ** Nerve to vastus medialis (from the femoral nerve, in the upper tunnel)
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