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Introduction – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation
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00:01 In this lecture, we?re going to look at the superficial structures and cutaneous innervation of the lower limb. So we?re going to look at the fascia of the lower limb, both the superficial and deep quite briefly, but we?ll look specifically at the fascia lata. 00:18 We?ll then look at the venous drainage by way of the great and short saphenous veins. 00:23 And then we?ll look at the cutaneous innervation, the dermatomal distribution, and some important cutaneous nerves. Similar to the upper limb, we have a tight layer of deep fascia that
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The lecture Introduction – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation by James Pickering, PhD is from the course Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive].
Included Quiz Questions
How are the 2 layers of the fascia of the lower limb classified?
- Superficial and deep
- Anterior and posterior
- Medial and lateral
- Suprapopliteal and infrapopliteal
- Superior and inferior
Author of lecture Introduction – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation
James Pickering, PhD
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