Overview of the motor distribution of nerves of lower limb. D. Sciatic nerve, posterior view.

Superficial nerves and veins. With a probe, lift up superficial veins and note perforating veins.

Lateral view of a superificial dissection of the trunk showing external oblique muscle and lateral cutaneous nerves.

Scheme of motor distribution of the fibular (peroneal) nerve in the anterior and lateral crural compartments and the dorsum of the foot.

Anterior and posterior branches of lateral cutaneous nerves passing between digitations of the serratus anterior muscle.

Overview of lumbosacral plexus, anterior view.

Cutaneous nerves of lower limb. In B, the medial sural cutaneous nerve (sural is Latin for the calf) is joined just proximal to the ankle by a communicating branch of the lateral sural cutaneous nerve to form the sural nerve. The level of the junction i

Posterior view of the cutaneous nerves of the back and first two muscle layers with trapezius muscle severed and reflected on the left.

Anterior view of the posterior and medial walls of the axilla with pectoralis minor muscle excised, lateral and medial cords retracted, and axillary vein removed.

Scheme of motor distribution of the obturator nerve to the medial muscle group of the thigh.

Femoral triangle, anterior view. A. Dissection.

Male pelvis, coronal sections through pelvis anterior to rectum. A. Dissection, view of anterior portion from behind.

Distribution of cutaneous nerves