What is another word for pudendal nerve?
Pronunciation: [pjˈuːdəndə͡l nˈɜːv] (IPA) 
The pudendal nerve is a key component of the pelvic region, responsible for sensations and motor control in the genital area, anus, and surrounding muscles. While "pudendal nerve" is the official term, there are several synonyms that refer to the same nerve or aspects of its function. These include the "nerve of the perineum," "pelvic floor nerve," "genital branch of the perineal nerve," and "terminal branch of the sacral nerve." These synonyms may be used in medical literature or conversations with healthcare professionals and can help to clarify the specific aspect of the pudendal nerve's role being discussed.
