Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . on. — T li i snerve, insteatl of pierc-ing tlie coccygeus, maypass bet\vet*n that niuscle and the levator ani. The nerve to thelevator ani is derivedusually from the thirdand fourth, sometimesthe second and third,sacral nerves and en-ters the muscle bypiercing its mesialsurface. 3-rating and distributes sensory fibres to theliG. 1124. The perfo-cutaneousnerve (Fig. 1126J isan inconstant branch,being found in abouttwo thirds of thebodies examined. Itsprings from the dor-sal aspect of thesecond and third sac-ral ne
Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . on. — T li i snerve, insteatl of pierc-ing tlie coccygeus, maypass bet\vet*n that niuscle and the levator ani. The nerve to thelevator ani is derivedusually from the thirdand fourth, sometimesthe second and third,sacral nerves and en-ters the muscle bypiercing its mesialsurface. 3-rating and distributes sensory fibres to theliG. 1124. The perfo-cutaneousnerve (Fig. 1126J isan inconstant branch,being found in abouttwo thirds of thebodies examined. Itsprings from the dor-sal aspect of thesecond and third sac-ral nerves and at itspoint of origin maybe associated with thepudic or the smallsciatic. Passingdownward and back-ward it pierces thegreat sacro-sciat icligament in companywith the coccygealbranch of the sciaticartery and windsaround the lower bor-der of, or in rare in-stances pierces, thegluteus m a X i m u s .Perforating the deepfascia slightly lateralto the coccyx, it be-comes superficial andis distributed to theintegument over theinner and lower por-tion of the Cutaneous brs. frompost, sacral nerves Itif. pudendaltiei-^e, and a glu-teal cutaneous small sciatic Small sciatic nerve
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