Thigh nerves are located throughout the thigh, with one major nerve being the femoral nerve, which is primarily located in the pelvis and runs down the front of the leg.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Femoral Nerve
- Location: Originates in the pelvis and descends down the front of the leg. According to Mount Sinai, the femoral nerve is a major nerve affecting the thigh.
- Function:
- Controls muscles that move the hip.
- Helps straighten the leg.
- Provides sensation to the front of the thigh.
- Provides sensation to part of the lower leg.
