These are five pairs of CNS nerves that exit through the sacral foramen and sacral hiatus, and bring information in and out of the spinal cord. Much of their function relates to the sciatic nerve, and they bring information in from the skin dermatomes of the heel, back of the legs, buttocks, and the pelvic floor.<\/p>\n
One of the nerves which branch from the spinal cord in the sacrum and govern the legs, the arms and the genital area.<\/p>\n
The five pairs of spinal nerves that emerge from the spinal column in the sacrum. The nerves carry sensory and motor fibers from the upper and lower leg and from the anal and genital regions.<\/p>\n
The five pairs of spinal nerves that leave the spinal column in the sacral area. They carry motor and sensory fibres to and from the anal and genital regions and both legs.<\/p>\n
Five pairs of spinal nerves, the upper four of which emerge through the posterior sacral foramina, the fifth pair through the sacral hiatus (termination of the sacral canal). All are mixed nerves (motor and sensory).<\/p>\n
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