Femoral neuropathy: a case report and topic review.
Pain in the lower extremity is a complaint frequently evaluated by the orthopedist. When this is localized to the anterior and medial aspect of the thigh and inner side of the leg and foot, peripheral lesions involving the femoral nerve must be included in the differential diagnosis. A case of a femoral neuropathy secondary to a retroperitoneal mass is presented. The anatomy and underlying etiologies of femoral neuropathies are reviewed.
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