 The next structure here is this is the long subvenous vein and we can see it's accompanied by the subvenous nerve. If you put a look down we see this is the beginning of the long subvenous vein. It starts on the middle side of the leg, foot, and it continues on the middle side of the leg and we can trace it here. It goes behind the middle side of the knee and we can further trace it down and we can see it is running behind the middle side of the knee. It runs on the middle side of the thigh. It receives numerous tributaries. One of them is the lateral cutaneous vein which we can see here and then it opens it with a femoral vein. Yet one more structure which I want to draw your attention to is the combined insertion of the vest and serenus. This is the sartorius. We have completely freed it and we can see it is going towards the upper end of the tibia. And accompanying the sartorius is this tendon here. This is the gracilis and if we trace it we can see that it also goes to the upper medial end of the tibia. And not visible here will be the semitendinosis. So therefore the sartorius, the gracilis and the semitendinosis they will form the combined insertion which is known as the pesanserinus. And just to digress for one second, this is the opposite side of the dissection and we can see the pesanserinus here. We can see the sartorius, we can see the gracilis and we can see the semitendinosis. And finally, with the lower end of the thigh now the camera has moved to the left side, the same side as the dissection. We can see this tough facial band here. This is the iliotibial tract and we can see it is extremely thick. And this is the lateral thickened portion of the facial letter. And if you trace the look at the fibres very closely we can see that the fibres are going like this and they're getting inserted onto this tubercle here where my finger is tracing. This is referred to as the antrolateral tubercle of GERD and that is the insertion of the iliotibial tract. The iliotibial tract is the combined aponeurotic insertion of the tensor facial letter muscle and the gluteus maximus muscle. So these are all the structures that we can see in the lower part of the thigh and further down we shall see the structures continuing into the knee and the leg in a later dissection. Thank you very much for watching. Dr. Sanjay Sanyal signing out. David owes the camera person. If you have any questions or comments, please put them in the comment section below. Have a nice day.