muscular branch of anterior branch of obturator nerve — Definition

Obturator sinirin ön dalının kas dalı; the obturator is divided from the front branch of the nerve, it provides the motor internalization of the caster muscles (adductant longus, adduct brevis and gracilis) in the medial (inner). Also, this branch sometimes controls its contraction by reaching the front fibers of the adductor magnus muscle. In the clinic, obstruction of this branch in obturator nerve blockade or lesions can lead to weakness and walking disorders in the strength of the adduction of the civilization.

The Turkish equivalent of "muscular branch of anterior branch of obturator nerve" is Obturator sinirin ön dalının kas dalı.

This term belongs to the Anatomy category.