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See how the C2 spinal nerve can cause radicular pain. | Spine-health

⚡ The Femoral Nerve: Powering Your Thigh and Beyond ⚡ The femoral nerve is one of the largest nerves in the lower body, essential for movement and sensation. 🔹 Origin: Arises from the lumbar spine (L2-L4). 🔹 Function: Controls the muscles that flex the hip and extend the knee. 🔹 Sensation: Supplies feeling to the front of the thigh and inner calf. Damage to this nerve can lead to weakness, numbness, and difficulty walking. Explore the femoral nerve's path and function in our detailed 3D anima

Need to understand what lumbar nerve roots are and how they affect back pain, sciatica, or leg numbness? This video breaks down the lumbar spine anatomy, nerve root function, and common issues like herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and pinched nerves. Whether you're a medical student, chiropractic patient, or just looking to learn more about lower back pain causes and treatments, this is your go-to guide | Spine-health

The last nerve in our lumbar spine, L5, can refer pain to the side of the leg into the lower leg and lateral part of the calf. If you have pain in the lower leg, then we definitely want to determine if it's coming from tissues in the lower leg or if it's referral from the low back. We use your subjective history along with objective testing to determine this. We assess lumbar range of motion and see how that increases, decreases, or doesn't change symptoms in the lower leg. Then we assess joint

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Nerve Innervation of the Rectus Femoris Primary Nerve Supply: • Femoral Nerve (L2, L3, L4) Origin of the Femoral Nerve: • The femoral nerve arises from the lumbar plexus (ventral rami of L2–L4). • It passes through the psoas major muscle and emerges from its lateral border. • It then descends between the iliacus and psoas major, traveling under the inguinal ligament to enter the femoral triangle in the anterior thigh. Branches Supplying Rectus Femoris: • The muscular branches of the femoral nerv

Trapped nerves. Crippling pain. Stiffness that steals your movement. Lumbar decompression is the key to unlocking relief—restoring space, easing pressure, and setting your spine free. 😍 #sciatica #herniateddisc #backpain #physicaltherapy | Physical Therapy Session