Ghent, [21] reporting on anatomic variation in this area, found that in 10% of specimens the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve descended vertically over the anterior pelvic brim approximately 2 cm ...

Neuropathies (nerve damage) of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve can arise from many different clinical situations, and often manifest as sensory loss or pain, which can be tingling, aching, or ...

The nerve passed under the IL in 198 cases, whereas in 44 cases, it passed through to the IL. The LFCN consisted of 1–4 branches just after its passage under or through the IL.

Meralgia paresthetica, also called lateral cutaneous femoral nerve entrapment syndrome, is caused by compression of the sensory nerve to the skin on your anterior and lateral thigh as you have ...