A | B |
L1 dermatome | innervates the groin |
L3 | innervates the knee |
L4 | innervates the great toe |
L5 | the middle toes |
S1 | the little toe |
S2 | the middle of the posterior surface of the leg and thigh |
T10 | umbilicus |
L1, L2 | cremaster muscle |
anterior scrotal nerves | L1 |
posterior scrotal nerves | S2-S4 |
posterior cutaneous nerve of thigh | S2, S3 |
hip flexion | L2, L3 |
HIP EXTENSION | L5, S1 |
KNEE EXTENSION | L3, L4 |
KNEE FLEXION | L5, S1 |
DORSIFLEXION | L4, L5 |
PLANTAR FLEXION | S1, S2 |
FOOT EVERSION | L5, S1 |
FOOT INVERSION | L4, L5 |
DEEP FIBULAR ( PERONEAL) NERVE | WEB BETWEEN GREAT TOE |
Ilioinguinal n. | (L1) |
Iliohypogastric n. | (L1) |
Genitofemoral n. | (L1-L2) |
Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh | (L2-L3) |
Femoral n. | (L2-L4) |
Accessory obturator nerve | (L3, L4) |
Obturator nerve | (L2-L4) |
Lumbosacral trunk | (L4,L5) |
•Sciatic nerve | (L4-S1) |
•Pudendal nerve | (S2-S4) |
•Superior gluteal nerve | (L4 -S1) |
•Inferior gluteal nerve | (L5-S2) |
anterior thigh supplying the flexors of the hip & extensors of the knee | Femoral Nerve: Passes deep to the inguinal ligament to the |
NO pelvic structures are | supplied by the obturator nerve |
if injured during surgery (removal of cancerous lymph nodes from lateral pelvic wall) | obdurator nerve causes painful spasms of thigh adductor ms. |
Femoral Nerve: | Innervates muscles of the anterior compartment of the thigh |
Largest branch of the lumbar plexus (L2-L4) | Femoral Nerve: |
innervated by the femoral nerve | psoas and iliacus muscles |
the femoral nerve travels … | posteriorlaterally through the pelvis |
Innervates muscles of the medial compartment of the thigh | obdurator nerve |
Saphenous Nerve | Terminal cutaneous branch of the femoral n. |
Descends through the femoral triangle, lateral to the femoral sheath | Saphenous Nerve |