Prospective anatomical study reveals significant sciatic nerve variations in the Turkish population, indicating crucial surgical considerations.
In the Turkish population, sciatic nerve variations are most commonly observed in the Type A form, consistent with the rates reported in the literature. However, the relatively high incidence of Type F variation is noteworthy. These findings are anatomically relevant for preventing nerve injuries, particularly during posterior hip surgeries.
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