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Analysis of the Sural Nerve Complex in North American Adult Cadavers: Distribution, Population Specific Morphology, and Anatomic Variants.

The Sural nerve complex (SNC) consists of four components: the medial sural cutaneous nerve, lateral sural cutaneous nerve, sural communicating branch, and sural nerve proper. The sural nerve is a cutaneous nerve that innervates the distal posterolateral leg and dorsolateral foot. The SNC is highly variable and has six defined morphological types each representing different patterns in which the SNC can form the sural nerve proper. Because of variability amongst different populations the SNC may frequently become a site of iatrogenic injury.