P5. The Iliococcygeus muscle does not attach directly to bone along the lateral pelvic wall. Instead, it originates from a fascial thickening of the obturator internus known as the:
HomeP5. The Iliococcygeus muscle does not attach directly to bone along the lateral pelvic wall. Instead, it originates from a fascial thickening of the obturator internus known as the:
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