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Cutaneous nerves of legs

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Lumbar and sacral plexus sensory areas

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Cutaneous nerves of legs
 

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Lumbar and sacral plexus sensory areas

by ben shoults
1 Femoral (anterior) 2 Obturator (anterior) 3 Saphenous (extension of femoral(anterior)) 4 Lateral cutaneous ( Anterior) 5 Common fibular (lateral cutaneous calf(anterior)) 6 Common fibular (Superficial branch (Anterior)) 7 Tibial (Sural nerve (anterior)) 8 Lateral plantar (Anterior) 9 Medial plantar (anterior) 10 Common fibular (deep branch (anterior)) 11 Lateral cutaneous of thigh (Dorsal) 12 Posterior cutaneous (Dorsal) 13 Common fibular (Dorsal) 14 Tibial (Sural nerve (Dorsal)) 15 Tibial (Medial calcaneal (Dorsal)) 16 Femoral (Saphenous nerve (Dorsal)) 17 Obturator (Dorsal) 18 Posterior Rami S1-S3 (Dorsal) 19 Posterior Rami L1-L3 (Dorsal)

Explanation

motor function=leg flexion at hip, leg extension at knee

Motor=adduction of thigh

Purely sensory no motor

Originates from lumber plexus

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