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The only cutaneous branch of obturator nerve

N to gracilis

Ant and post division of obt nerve

Ant division - a.longus, a.brevis n gracilis


- articular branch to hip joint


- cut branch overlying a canal knee joint


Post division - obt externus and a.magnus

Trunks of lumbar plexus emerge from

Lateral border of psoas major


Exceptn - obturator (medial border)


Genitofem- ant aspect of the muscle

Branches of femoral nerve that follow it into the adductor canal (lateral to it)

- n to vastus medialis


- saphenous nerve