📂 Anatomy
lateral branch of posterior ramus of lumbar nerve — Definition
lomber sinir arka dalının lateral dalı / lateral branch of posterior ramus of lumbar nerve
The lateral branch, separated from the back branches of lumbar nerves, the lateral part of paravertebral muscles and the skin on it. This branch provides the skin sense in the same region while sending motor warnings to the lateral fibers of muscles (e.g. erector spinae) in the waist area. Clinically, the jamming or irritation of this branch can lead to waist pain and sometimes pain spreading on the upper part of the hip.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What is lomber sinir arka dalının lateral dalı?
lomber sinir arka dalının lateral dalı; the lateral branch, separated from the back branches of lumbar nerves, the lateral part of paravertebral muscles and the skin on it. This branch provides the skin sense in the same region while sending motor warnings to the lateral fibers of muscles (e.g. erector spinae) in the waist area. Clinically, the jamming or irritation of this branch can lead to waist pain and sometimes pain spreading on the upper part of the hip.
❓ What is lateral branch of posterior ramus of lumbar nerve in Turkish?
The Turkish equivalent of "lateral branch of posterior ramus of lumbar nerve" is lomber sinir arka dalının lateral dalı.
❓ Which medical field is lomber sinir arka dalının lateral dalı related to?
This term belongs to the Anatomy category.