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| | ZoomInfo Web Summary: Stanley Antolak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | The nerve arises from lower sacral roots (usually from S2, 3, and 4), runs under the piriformis muscle, and crosses the over the sacrospinous ligament, where it attaches to the ischial spine and under the sacrotuberous ligament. |
 | | The nerve splits into three branches, usually after going through that canal, to serve the rectum and anal area, the perineum or vulva, and the penis or clitoris. |
 | | He pointed out that the nerve roots that contribute fibers to the pudendal nerve and the way the pudendal nerve branches are not the same in everyone. |
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