Pubic Tubercle Anatomy in 3D | Rolandic Anatomy

The "Bump" in your groin. This is the #1 landmark for finding an "Inguinal Hernia" (above the tubercle) versus a "Femoral Hernia" (below the tubercle).

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Related structures

Hip Bone Pubic Crest Iliac Tubercle Inferior Pubic Ramus Posterior Obturator Tubercle Superior Pubic Ramus Acetabular Fossa Acetabular Margin