1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0733-8619(05)70156-0
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Femoral and Obturator Neuropathies

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“…Femoral sinir, intrapelvik düzeyde etkilendiğinde iliopsoas kasında, inguinal kanal distali düzeyinde hasarlandığında ise pektineus, sartoryus ve kuadriseps kaslarında denervasyon bulguları izlenir [4].…”
Section: Femoral Sinirunclassified
“…Femoral sinir, intrapelvik düzeyde etkilendiğinde iliopsoas kasında, inguinal kanal distali düzeyinde hasarlandığında ise pektineus, sartoryus ve kuadriseps kaslarında denervasyon bulguları izlenir [4].…”
Section: Femoral Sinirunclassified
“…23,26 The saphenous nerve ( Figure 1) is the posterior division and the longest sensory branch of the femoral nerve. 5,12,21,25,26,31 It begins near the inguinal ligament and proceeds through the subsartorial adductor canal (or Hunter's canal) until it pierces the subsartorial fascia about 10 cm proximal to the medial femoral condyle. 5,8,12,15,16,21,25,26,31 At this point, the saphenous nerve divides into the infrapatellar and terminal saphenous branches.…”
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“…5,12,21,25,26,31 It begins near the inguinal ligament and proceeds through the subsartorial adductor canal (or Hunter's canal) until it pierces the subsartorial fascia about 10 cm proximal to the medial femoral condyle. 5,8,12,15,16,21,25,26,31 At this point, the saphenous nerve divides into the infrapatellar and terminal saphenous branches. 12,16,21,27 The infrapatellar branch pierces the sartorius muscle and turns obliquely to take a subcutaneous course into a subpatellar position at the medial patella.…”
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