Sentence examples for branches from the plexus from inspiring English sources

Cutaneous branches from the plexus serve the buttocks, perineum, and posterior surface of the thigh.

Or if the inflammation or injury begins at the posterior part of the capsular ligament, which receives a branch or branches from the sacral plexus, then the patient may have a "sympathetic" pain actually at the heel, or in the foot.

Branches from this plexus innervate gluteal muscles, muscles forming the internal surface of the pelvic basin (including those forming the levator ani), and muscles that run between the femur and pelvis to stabilize the hip joint (such as the obturator, piriformis, and quadratus femoris muscles).

Sympathetic innervation is provided by branches from the superior mesenteric plexus, a nerve network underneath the solar plexus that follows the blood vessels into the small intestine and finally terminates in the Auerbach plexus, which is located between the circular and longitudinal muscle coats, and the Meissner plexus, which is located in the submucosa.

The bulk of capillaries in the skin are capillary loops branching from the superficial horizontal plexus into the rete pegs and consist of a single layer of endothelium with a few pericytes all above the border of the rete ridge[46].

In WT embryos, the dorsal shank is mainly innervated by the peroneal nerve branch emerging from the sciatic plexus [ 29].

There is no clear anatomical point that distinguishes the distal nerve roots from the plexus and the plexus from the proximal nerve trunks.

We also measured the thickness of the ventral nerve at the same distance from the plexus.

Interestingly, branches from the saphenous nerve and the obturator nerve have been reported to form a nerve plexus innervating the posterior capsular structures.

"Dawnlight unshackled high branches from the dark".

This vascular plexus also anastomoses with the communicating branch from the deep fascia and the subcutaneous vessel networks, as described previously (Fig. 3).