: Includes notes and correlations that bridge basic anatomy with surgical and medical practice. Study-Friendly Diagrams
| Nerve | Roots | Main Muscular Territories | Sensory Distribution | |-------|-------|---------------------------|----------------------| | | L2‑L4 | Quadriceps, sartorius | Anterior thigh skin, medial leg (via saphenous). | | Obturator | L2‑L4 | Adductors | Medial thigh (skin). | | Sciatic | L4‑S3 | Posterior thigh (hamstrings) | Posterior thigh, most of leg & foot (via its branches). | | Posterior femoral cutaneous | S1‑S3 | – | Posterior thigh, leg, heel. | | Gluteal (superior & inferior) | L4‑S1 | Gluteus medius/minimus (superior), gluteus maximus (inferior) | Upper buttock, lateral hip. | | Lateral femoral cutaneous | L2‑L3 | – | Lateral thigh (meralgia paresthetica). | | Tibial | L4‑S3 | Posterior leg, plantar foot | Sole of foot (plantar surface). | | Common fibular (peroneal) | L4‑S2 | Anterior & lateral leg | Dorsum of foot, lateral leg. | | Sural | S1‑S2 | – | Lateral foot, lateral ankle. |
Muscles of the gluteal region, thigh, leg, and foot.
: The book bridges the gap between basic anatomy and clinical practice, discussing conditions like sciatica, nerve injuries, and surgical procedures like femoral artery catheterization.
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