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Along the lateral knee, as the common fibular nerve wraps around the neck of the fibula, this nerve splits into two main branches: the ______ nerve and the superficial fibular nerve.

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Answer:

the profundus/ deep fibular nerve

Explanation:

ujalakhan18

Answer:

Deep fibular nerve.

Explanation:

Along the lateral knee, the common nerve splits into two main branches around the neck of fibula.

  • superficial fibular nerve. (sensory neurons supply to the skin of the lower anterolateral aspect of the leg.)
  • deep fibular nerve. (further divided into lateral and medial terminal branches.)

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