Holden line

Hol·den line

(hōl'dĕn), the crease or furrow of the skin of the groin caused by flexion of the thigh.

Holden line

(hōl′dĕn) [Luther Holden, Brit. anatomist, 1815–1905] A wrinkle or indistinct furrow in the groin at the junction of the thigh and the abdomen laterally indicating the position of the capsule of the hip joint.

Holden,

Luther, English anatomist, 1815-1905. Holden line - the crease or furrow of the skin of the groin caused by flexion of the thigh.