Nerve lesions and entrapment neuropathies of the lower …
Femoral nerve. Although the femoral nerve can be compressed by different . processes in the psoas region, the pelvis and the groin, neither pain nor paraesthesia ever result. 25. The symptoms are a vague numbness in the anterior crural area and increasing weakness of the psoas and quadriceps femoris muscles. A new cause of
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Nerve lesions and entrapment neuropathies of the lower limb
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