Which is the nerve supplying gamellus inferior muscle?

Correct Answer: Nerve to quadratus femoris
Description: Ans. C Nerve to quadratus femorisRef: BDC, 6th ed. vol. II pg. 69; Grays Anatomy 40th ed. pg. 1384* Quadratus femoris and gamellus inferior muscle are arranged together. Nerve which is bifurcating to supply quadratus femoris muscle, supplies gamellus inferior muscle as wellExtra Mile* Nerve supply of piriformis: Ventral rami to S1 and S2* Nerve supply of obturator externus muscle: Posterior division of obturator nerve
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