Nerves of the lower limb

We're going to have a look at the major nerves of the lower limb. The ones I can find on these models, anyway. Let's link compartments of the thigh and leg to the nerves that innervate the muscle groups here.
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Thank you so much! You explained it so well. I didn’t notice the differences in naming of the nerves vs arteries until you pointed it out. Notes (for future ref.): Gluteal area - Gluteus maximus - Inferior gluteal nerve (action: thigh extension) - Gluteus medius & minimus - Superior gluteal nerve (action: abduction) Thighs - Anterior (Quads + sartorius) - Femoral nerve (action: leg extension) - Posterior (hamstrings) - Sciatic nerve (action: leg flexion) - Medial (adductors)- Obturator nerve (action: adduction) Legs - Anterior (Tibialis anterior, etc) - Deep fibular nerve (action: dorsiflexion) - Posterior (superficial & deep) - Tibial nerve (action: plantarflexion) - Lateral (Fibularis longus, etc) - Common fibular nerve (action: plantarflexion, eversion)

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Love the video, but i believe you may have misspoke at 17:48. The superficial fibular nerve gives rise to the medial and intermediate dorsal cutaneous nerves and the lateral dorsal cutaneous nerve comes from the sural nerve. In the video it is said that superficial fibular gives rise to medial and lateral dorsal cutaneous nerves.

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