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FEMORAL NERVE
L2-4
SUPPLIES FLEXORS OF HIP AND ANTERIOR THIGH
WHAT ARE THE NERVES THAT COME FROM THE LUMBAR PLEXUS??
FEMORAL (L2-L4)
OBTURATOR (L2-L4)
OBTURATOR NERVE
L2-L4
SUPPLIES MEDIAL COMPARTMENT (ADDUCTORS)
T12,L1-3
SENSORY NERVES
what are all of the nerves from this plexus?
sensory nerves, femoral, obturator