21. SAPHENOUS NERVE BLOCK INTRODUCTION The saphenous nerve is the only nerve below the knee that is not derived from the sciatic nerve. Rather, it is a continuation of the femoral nerve (part of the lumbar plexus) extend - Tibia - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	21. SAPHENOUS NERVE BLOCK INTRODUCTION The saphenous nerve is the only nerve below the knee that is not derived from the sciatic nerve. Rather, it is a continuation of the femoral nerve (part of the lumbar plexus) extend Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-13 13:23:44 Open Document File Size: 302,20 KB Share Result on Facebook OperatingSystem L3 / / Technology ultrasound / / SocialTag Hip flexors Nerve plexus Saphenous nerve Great saphenous vein Human leg Lumbar plexus Femoral nerve Tuberosity of the tibia Local anesthetic Human anatomy

21. SAPHENOUS NERVE BLOCK INTRODUCTION The saphenous nerve is the only nerve below the knee that is not derived from the sciatic nerve. Rather, it is a continuation of the femoral nerve (part of the lumbar plexus) extendAdd to Reading List