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Function As a nerve, the function of the pudendal nerve is to connect tissue and muscles with the spinal cord and brain and thus to be able to perceive sensations and to execute movements or muscle tension. The pudendal nerve reaches large areas of the intimate and genital area via its end branches. Through its … Function | Pudendal nerve – course and failure

Nervus Pudendus Neuralgia Pudendal nerve neuralgia refers to damage to the pudendal nerve and the associated pain. The damage usually occurs at the greatest constriction during the course of the pudendal nerve, the so-called Alcock’s canal. For this reason, pudendal nerve neuralgia is often referred to as ‘Alcock’ syndrome. In women, pudendal nerve neuralgia occurs … Nervus Pudendus Neuralgia | Pudendal nerve – course and failure