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Sacrotuberous Ligament is pierced by:

S1 Nerve

L5 Nerve

Coccygeal Nerve

None

High-Yield Explanation

The Sacrotuberous Ligament is pierced by the Coccygeal Branches of the Inferior Gluteal Aery, the Perforating Cutaneous Nerve (S2,3) and filaments of the Coccygeal Plexus (formed by S4,S5 & Coccygeal Nerve).

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