40 A 65-year-old woman comes to thephysician because of a 5-year history ofvaricose veins on the medial aspect ofher leg. A varicose vein stripingprocedure is performed, and the veinsare removed. One month later the patientreturns to the physician because of lossof sensation over the medial aspect ofher leg and foot. Which of the followingnerves is most likely injured during theprocedure?A. SaphenousB.ObturatorC.Lateral femoral cutaneousEFemal

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