Sacral Plexus | Anatomy Tutorial

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In this video the following structures are discussed:
- Sacral Plexus
- Lumbar plexus
- Superior gluteal nerve
- Inferior gluteal nerve
- Sciatic nerve
- Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
- Pudendal nerve
- Perforating cutaneous nerve
- Nerve to piriformis
- Nerve to obturator internus
- Nerve to quadratus femoris

This video is a collaboration between AnatomyZone and TeachMeAnatomy. For more information/material on this topic check out the article at:

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Being a med student just got a whole lot more enjoyable with you around, Peter, I don't think u realize how many future doctors you're helping.

hannahlourdes

You can subtract root from every nerve,
example ( superior gluteal nerve L4/5 S1
Then inferior gluteal
L5 S1/2
Posterior cutaneous S1/2/3
Pudendal S2/3/4
Scaitic is the largest so it takes it all L4 to S3

milkshake

I have been in and out of really intense pain in the last 2 years. Some doctors say its SI joint disfuncion, others say its spine degeneration, chiropractors are mostly clueless and physiotherapists have not been of much help... i know it sounds hard to believe 🙄 so I have decided to learn about these nerves, muscles and ligaments in order to explain myself as clearly as possible to the next therapist. I already feel much more optimistic just through the sheer quality of these videos! Thankyou so much. Cheers from Portugal

inessiev

you just saved a medical student. thank you very much

lwazim

Best channel ever! I'm not a native speaker but it's helping me to improve my vocabulary for some advents in the future.
Greetings from Brazil!

adrianararumi

I can not thank you enough.. without your help learning anatomy was really difficult and confusing ..i hated anatomy but now i think i am pretty good at it .. thank you again .. keep up the good work.. anatomyzone is my most favourite channel.. Gob bless

shaistawani

This is such a decent explanation: you make it easy to understand.

josetrujillo

You'll be stunned at how many doctors are clueless when it comes to the nerves in this area and their direct and indirect impact on bodily functions in this area of the body!

chasehadley

Loved your upper limb nerve videos! Please do ones for the major lower limb nerves. Thanks!

dansabau

Pls do lower limb nerves also just like upper limb nerves
Your channel was amazing I thoroughly learning it with joy it's just because of ur effort thanks a lot ..

mallidilavanyagvennicol

Good one keep it up....I have been following this Channel of yours since my First Year of Medical ....

thehumanmechanic

For a career HD mechanic, with spinal problems around L4/5, I’ve watched these clips to try & understand where/ how my problems are.
I’ve had a Laminectomy at L4/5, which fixed the stenosis diagnosis. But only for 6-8 weeks.
Severe pain has returned but to what feels like the left side of spine in the same area, L4/5. From what I can gather from these explanations, I feel the pain is from the nerve impingement of L4/5 S1-2. My pain moves around the upper part of my leg, as pain, no tingling or numbness that I had pre op. Some times front of leg, others at hamstring area, rear, & into the buttock. The pain is when I stand up, but lessens when leaning forward.
How does one get it through to neuro surgeons that seem to think it’s hypochondria.
This is a very clear enlightening presentation, thank you.
Cheers.

ellistrautman

Thankyou so much for making me fall in love with anatomy ❤️

ammammamucchatlu

I find these new 3d models you are using much better than the ones on your older videos! thanks for the uploads:)

MrFed-ghgw

very good work to add details. will be of tremendous use to Anatomists, Surgeons, Gynaecologist, Urologist, Laparoscopy Surgeons alike. Thank you for uploading. appreciate ur efforts.. dr.Shriraam Ayyar

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