اناٹومی مطالعاتی نوٹ · Lower limb
Sciatic nerve
The largest nerve in the body (L4–S3): the tibial and common fibular nerves bound together. It supplies the hamstrings and, through its branches, all the muscles below the knee.
اہم نکات
- L4–S3; largest nerve.
- Below piriformis; no gluteal branches.
- Tibial + common fibular parts; divides above the popliteal fossa.
- Hip dislocation (posterior) → sciatic injury.
- Upper limb nerves: C4–T2 segments; lower limb: L2–S2.
- Ventral root: basal-lamina neurons. Dorsal root: neural-crest ganglion cells.
- Nerve: epineurium → perineurium (blood–nerve barrier) → endoneurium.
- Cut nerve: Wallerian degeneration; regrows 0.5–3 mm/day.
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ماخذ
- Snell’s Clinical Anatomy by Regions, 10th ed., ch. 11, PDF pp. 1284–1287; ch. 8, PDF p. 1041
- Inderbir Singh’s Human Embryology, ch. 17, PDF pp. 318, 321, 323–325; ch. 10, PDF pp. 143–144
- BRS Cell Biology & Histology, 7th ed., ch. 9, PDF pp. 163–166, 171–172
lower limb سے مزید
- Semimembranosus
- Semitendinosus
- Short lateral rotators of the hip
- Small saphenous vein
- Sole muscles: first layer
- Sole muscles: second layer
- Sole muscles: third layer
- Soleus
- Superficial fibular nerve
- Sural nerve
- Tarsal bones
- Tarsal joints and arches of the foot
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