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lecture 18: lumbosacral plexus Flashcards

1
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cervical and lumbar enlargements correspond with what

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plexuses involved in providing innnervation to the limbs

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what is the cervical enlargement of the spinal cord

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brachial plexus (c5-T1)

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what is the lumbar enlargment of the spinal cord

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lumbosacral plexus )l1-s4)

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the lumbosacral plexus is derived from the anterior or posterior rami of l1-s4

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anterior

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the lumbosacral plexus is derived from the anterioi of blank

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L1-S4

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the lumbar plexus part includes what neres

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L1-L4 (and t12 intercostal)

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the sacral plexus part includes what nerves

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L4-S4

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the lumbar plexus provides cuteanous innervation to what

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to anterior and medial thigh
anterior knee
medial leg and foot

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the lumbar plexus provides motor innevation to what

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anterior and medial compartments of the thigh

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10
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true or false: the lumbar plexus is assocated the cuteanous and motor innervation for the posterior thigh

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false, the anterior and media

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11
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the sacral plexus provides cuteanous innervation to what

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lower buttocks (inf cuneal),
posterior thigh and leg (post cut femoral)
lateral leg and majority of the foot

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12
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the sacral plexus provides motor innervation to what

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gluteal region
posterior thigh
compartments of the leg and foot

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13
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the posterior thigh receives motor inneravtion from the lumbar or sacral plexus

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sacral

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14
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which region of the lumbosacral plexus innevates (motor) the gluteal region

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the sacral plexus (L4-S4)

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what are the nerves of the lumbar plexus (names )

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iliohypogastric
ilioinguinal
genitofemoral

obturator n
lateral femoral cutaneous
femoral

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16
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what nerves does iliohypogastric come from

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T12-L1

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17
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what nerves does ilioinguinal come from

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L1

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18
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what nerves does genitofemoral come from

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L1-L2

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19
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what 3 nerves provide most sensory innervation around the ground and lateral aspect of the hip from the lumnar plexius

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iliohypogastric
ilioinguinal
genitofemoral

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20
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what nerves does obtutrator come from

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L2-L4

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21
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what what nerves does lateral femoral cutaneous come from

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L2_L3

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22
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what nerves does femoral come from

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L2-:4

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23
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femoral n is responsible for the anterior or posterior compartment of the thigh

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anterior

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24
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what are the names of the nerves in the sacral plexus

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lumbosacral trunk
superior and ifnerior gluteal n
pudendal
posterior femoral cutaneous
sciatic n

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25
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what nerves does lumbosacral trunk come from

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L4-L5

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26
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what nerves does superior gluteal come from

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L4-S1

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27
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what nerves does inferior gluteal n come from

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L5-S2

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28
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what is the lcoation of superior and inferior gluteal nerves

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above and brlow the piriformis muscle

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29
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what nerves does posteior femoral cuteanous come from

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S1-S3

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30
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what nerves does sciatic come from

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L4-S3

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31
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sciatic n is more responsible for anterior or posterior thigh

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posteiror

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32
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what are the 3 main spcaes i nthe inguinal region

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1) muscular component
2) vascular components
3) inguinal canal

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33
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what is the inguinal canal

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fascia canal acting as a conduit or tunnel between internal pelvis and external genitalia and surrounding skin

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what are the muscles and contents of the muscular component of the inguinal region

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iliopsoas
lateral femoral cuteanous n of the thigh
femoral n

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35
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what are the contenous of the vascular component of the inguinal region

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femoral a and v
genitofemoral n (femoral branch)

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36
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wjat are the contents of the inguinal canal

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inlioinguinal n
genitofemoral n (genital branch)
speramatic cord(male) or ligament of uterus (female)

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37
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the femoral branch of the genitofemoral n is located in which component

A

vascular

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38
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the inguinal canal is superior or inferior to inguinal lig

A

superior

39
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be able to locate the different ingunual regions

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40
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iliohypogastric, ilioinguinal and genitofemoral nerves are derived from what spinal n

A

T12-L2

41
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which nerves pierces the psoas major

A

genitofemoral n

42
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iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal supply motor innervation to what

A

lower internal obliques and tranversus abdominus

43
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what are the two bracnhes of the iliohypogastric n and where they run

A

anterior branch (near inguinal lig)
lateral branch (near TFL)

44
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be able to locate the IH IL and genitofemoral

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45
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which nerves travels in the inguinal canal

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ilioinguinal n and genitofemoral (genital branch)

46
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which nerve travels in the vascular compartment

A

genitofermoal (femoral branch)

47
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what are the two branches of the genitofemoral n

A

genital and femoral barnch

48
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the genital barnch of the genitofemoral joins what other n and what does it supply

A

ilioinguinal and supplies scrotum and labia

49
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which nerve travels under the inguinal ligament

A

the femoral branch of the genitofemoral n

50
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what is the motor innervation of the genitofemoral n

A

cremaster in spermatic cord

51
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true or false: the ilioinguinal n pierces the psaoas major

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false, the genitofemoral n

52
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what is the senrosry innervation of the IH, IL and GF (in general)

A

skin over the upper lateral thigh and inguinal region (IH)
anterior and medial thigh (GF, IL)
scrotum/labia (GF, IL)

53
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true or false: the lateral cutanous femoral is derived from L1 to L3

A

false, l2

54
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explain the sensory innevation for the lateral cuteanous femoral (l2-L3)

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to skin over lateral thigh, down to knee (including over fascia lata, and near gretter trochanter of femur)

55
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true or false: the lateral femoral cuteanous n pases below the inguinal lig

A

true

56
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obturator n travels through what forament

A

obturator n

57
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true or false: obturator n is derived from L2-:4

A

true

58
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what is the motor innervation of the obturator n

A

medial compartment of the thigh (Adductors and gracilis)
obturator externus

59
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what are the two branches of the obturator n

A

posterior and anterior branch

60
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what branch of the obturator n innervaties the obturator externus

A

posterior branch

61
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what is the senosry innevartion of the obturator n

A

cutaneous: skin of medial thigh

also sensory from hip joint capsule

62
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explain the motor innervation of the femoral n

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anterior compoartment of the thigh (flexors of the hip, externsors of the knee)
and pectineus from medial compartment of thgih

63
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true or false: femoral n supplies only the muscles of the anterior compartment of the thigh

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false, anterior compartment and medial compartment because of pectineus

64
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explain the sensory innervation of the femoral n

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anterior thigh and medial leg/foot through 2 branches

65
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where does femoral n travel

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b/w psoas and illiacus, under the inguinal lig

66
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true or false: the femoral n travels between psoas and illiacus, above the inguinal lig

A

false, under

67
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the saphenous n is parallel to what other vessel

A

saphenous v

68
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what are the 2 major barnches of the femoral n

A

anterior cuteanous n
saphenous n

69
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how does the sapnous n travels

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travels with great saphenous vein along medial leg

70
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understand the lumbar plexus summary slide

A

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71
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true or false; the sacral plexus supplies the gluteals

A

true

72
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superior gluteal n supplies what muscels

A

glute med
glute min
tensor fascia lata

73
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superior gluteal n comes from what n

A

L40S1

74
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what muscle does inferior gluteal inneavte

A

glute max

75
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true or flse: glute max is inneravted by the superior gluteal n

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false, ingerior

76
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tru or false: gluteal nerves both provide motor innevation to the gluteal muscles

A

true

77
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be able to locate the glutean l n

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78
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sciatic n provides motor inervation to what

A

motor to hip extensors and knee flexors
branches to all distal muscles

79
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sciatic n provides sensory inervation to what

A

distal limb below knee

80
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inferior cluneal n is a branch of what

A

posterior cutaneous femoral

81
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what nerve is medial to sciatic n

A

posterior cuteanous femoral n

82
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where are sural nerves

A

below knee

83
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what are sural n

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sensory nervous from distal branches of sciatic n

84
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what are the 2 divisions of the sciatic that can be traced back to the greater sciatic formanet

A

tibial
common fibular

85
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the 2 divisions of the sciatic can be traced back to where

A

the greater sciatic formanet

86
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the tibial n is derived from what spinal n

A

L5-S3

87
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the common fibular n is derived from what spinal n

A

L4-S2

88
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which branch of the sciatic n is the most lateral

A

common fibular

89
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what is the motor innevation of the sciatic proper

A

posterior compartment of the thigh (hamstrings)

90
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what is the motor innevation of the terminal branches of the sciatic

A

motor sensory
extend fown to into leg and foot

91
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be able to understand the sicatic n near popliteal fossa

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92
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true or false: the sural nerves are purely cuteanous

A

true

93
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medial and lateral sural n combine to form what

A

sural n

94
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what do the sural nerves provide cuteanous innevation to

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posterior and lateral leg and lateral foot

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