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A Bilateral Symmetrical Variant Formation of the Sural Nerve.
Curēus 2024 March
Typically, the sural nerve is formatted by the connection of the lateral sural cutaneous nerve (branch of the common fibular nerve) and the medial sural cutaneous nerve (branch of the tibial nerve). The current cadaveric report aims to describe a quite unusual symmetrical variant of the sural nerve. Classical dissection was performed on an 84-year-old donated male cadaver. On both sides, the sural nerve was formatted directly by the sciatic nerve. After its emanation, it continued its typical course between the gastrocnemius muscle heads. Sural nerve formation has been extensively studied due to its great clinical significance. The identified variant corresponds to one of the rarest types of sural nerve formation. Knowledge of sural nerve variants may play a crucial role in lower limb surgery and nerve harvest for reconstruction.
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