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What is Adductor canal contains all except - and explain in detail?
On the medial aspect of middle third of thigh, there is an intermuscular cleft known as adductor canal, which lies beneath the Sartorius muscle. This contains 
-        Femoral artery
-        Femoral vein
-        Nerve to vastus medialis
-        Posterior division of obturator nerve (Occasional)
-        Descending genicular artery
-        Saphenous nerve