Lumbar Plexus - Structure and Branches - Anatomy Tutorial

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3D anatomy tutorial on the structure and branches of the lumbar plexus using the BioDigital Human (www.biodigitalhuman.com).
This basic 3D anatomy tutorial covers the lumbar plexus and its branches helping you to remember which branches come from which roots. The following nerves are talked about:
- Iliohypogastric
- Ilioinguinal
- Genitofemoral
- Lateral Femoral Cutaneous
- Obturator
- Femoral
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I’m a first semester nurse anesthetist student and we have to know it in slightly more detail than this but this helped a whole bunch. Thanks!!!

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Beautiful video. I have never before seen a better explanation of the lumbar plexus and the mnemonics. Thank u.

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THANK YOU .. it was easy to understand .. We need a Sacral Plexus tutorial, please.

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The best video ever on lumbar plexus.Thank you sooo much.Simply amazing..

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[@cecigalvis2108]

Thanks for your marvelous explanation, it was extremely helpful. The mnemonics are great, specially for people with poor memory like me. However, there is something to correct here: The lateral femoral cutaneous nerve emerges from the posterior rami of L2, L3, not from the anterior rami. That's why is indicated in the drawing with yellow (anterior rami) and green (posterior rami).

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Great tutorial-LFCN and femoral nerves are from the posterior divisions-hence they are green. Some texts consider the iliohypogastric T12-L1.

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This is really helpful; can you do a tutorial on the sacral and cervical plexus please. thank you

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