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Structure of inferior gluteal nerve

Known as: Inferior gluteal nerve, Nervus gluteus inferior 
National Institutes of Health

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2019
2019
Schwannom des Nervus gluteus inferior als seltene Ursache von nach gluteal einstrahlenden chronischen Rückenschmerzen
ZusammenfassungWir beschreiben erstmals ein Schwannom des N. gluteus inferior (NGI) bei einem 43-jährigen Mann als Ursache für… 
2016
2016
Common peroneal nerve entrapment with the communication between inferior gluteal nerve and common peroneal nerve
Sciatic nerve divides into tibial nerve and common peroneal nerve at the level of superior angle of popliteal fossa and… 
2015
2015
A rare variation in the innervation of gluteus maximus muscle – a case report
Gluteus maximus is the largest and most superficial of the three gluteal muscles. The inferior gluteal nerve arises from the… 
2015
2015
Multiple Variations of the Nerves of Gluteal Region and their Clinical Implications
Knowledge of variations of nerves of gluteal region is important for clinicians administering intramuscular injections, for… 
2015
2015
Case Report:Multiple Variations of the Nerves of Gluteal Region and their Clinical Implications
Knowledge of variations of nerves of gluteal region is important for clinicians administering intramuscular injections, for… 
2014
2014
Variations in the innervations to the gluteus maximus muscle: A case report
Gluteus Maximus is the largest and superficial muscle in the gluteal region. Rhomboidal in outline, possesses coarse muscle… 
2003
2003
Applied anatomy of transferring inferior gluteal nerve to pudendal nerve
Objective : To explore the anatomic basis of transferring the inferior gluteal nerve to the pudendal nerve in reconstructing the… 
1994
1994
Percutaneous sciatic somatosensory evoked potential. A comparison to the transcutaneous response.
Cerebral and spinal evoked potentials were recorded in response to percutaneous stimulation of the sciatic nerve at the inferior… 
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