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L2

(Myotome)
Hip Flexion
L3

(Myotome)
Knee Extension
L4

(Myotome)
Ankle Dorsiflexion
L5

(Myotome)
Great Toe Extension
S1

(Myotome)
Ankle Plantar Flexion
Ankle Eversion***
Hip Extension
S2

(Myotome)
Knee Flexion