Assertion: lumbar plexus's branch | /r/CapableOf | supply the skin
Facets:
value: over the gluteal region
type: LOCATION
value: to the inguinal ligament
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: below the inguinal ligament
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: These branches supply the skin over the gluteal region and the skin of the hypogastric region.
text: The nerve divides into two branches: an abdominal branch, which supplies the muscles and skin of the inferior part of the abdomen, and an inguinal branch, supplying the skin of the pubis and the scrotum (men) or labium majus (women).
text: These branches supply the skin over the gluteal region and the skin of the hypogastric region.
text: Femoral branch supplies the skin on the upper anterior and medial sides of thigh.
text: The obturator nerve (pictured in darker blue) has an anterior branch that supplies the skin on the medial, distal part of the thigh.
text: The lateral femoral branch is purely sensory and pierces the vascular lacuna near the saphenous hiatus and supplies the skin below the inguinal ligament.
text: The genitofemoral nerve (L1–L2) perforates the ventral surface of the psoas major at the level of the L4 vertebra and travels caudally on its surface, splitting near its distal end into the genital branch, which supplies the cremaster muscle, and the femoral branch, which supplies the skin inferomedial to the inguinal ligament.
text: In addition, the femoral branch supplies the skin superficial to the femoral triangle, lateral to the territory supplied by the ilioinguinal nerve.
text: The nerve then continues inferiorly along the medial aspect of the leg together with the long (great) saphenous vein, supplies the skin along the medial aspect of the leg up to the ankle, and terminates in two branches; one along the medial aspect of the ankle, and the other passing anterior to the ankle and along the medial side of the foot ending just proximal to the big (great) toe; these branches supply the skin on the medial aspects of the ankle and foot up to the first metatarsophalangeal (MP) joint.
text: It a sensory nerve that provides lateral and anterior cutaneous branches supplying the posterolateral gluteal skin and skin in the pubic region.