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Lower Limb

8 topics in Lower Limb for PGET Paper I Anatomy. Each one explains the concept simply, then gives exam-focus points and a quick revision list.

The lumbar and sacral plexusesMap the roots, branches and relations of the two plexuses, then use patterns of weakness to locate injuries.Nerves of the lower limbTrace the major nerves through the thigh, leg and foot, and distinguish their lesions using movement and skin sensation.Arteries and veins of the lower limbTrace arterial inflow, venous return and the main lymphatic routes from the groin to the foot.Dermatomes of the lower limbUse the groin, knee, ankle and foot landmarks to localise root disease and distinguish it from peripheral neuropathy.Muscles of the lower limbLearn the major compartments, their attachments and innervation, and the muscles that maintain gait and the arches of the foot.Joints of the lower limbUnderstand the stabilising ligaments, articular surfaces and movements that make the lower limb a weight-bearing chain.Lower limb injuries and deformitiesConnect common hip, knee, ankle and foot injuries to the vessels, nerves, ligaments and tendons they threaten.Surface anatomy of the lower limbLocate the major bones, pulses, tendons and nerve test sites, then relate the surface findings to the spaces beneath them.
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