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Meralgia parasthetica is due to compression of

Femoral Nerve

Intermediate cutaneous Nerve of thigh

Medial cutaneous Nerve of thigh

Lateral cutaneous Nerve of thigh

High-Yield Explanation

Meralgia parasthetica is due to compression of Lateral cutaneous Nerve of thigh below inguinal ligament. It is a condition where pain and numbness is seen in Outer thigh.

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