C4 spinal root contributed to origin of the brachial plexus (pre-fix) |
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6 |
T2 spinal root contributed to origin of the brachial plexus (post-fix) |
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2 |
The long thoracic nerve pierced the middle scalene muscle |
6 |
12 |
Suprascapular nerve encompassed the nerve formation from posterior division of the superior trunk |
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7 |
A anastomosis between the medial brachial cutaneous nerve and T1 spinal root |
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10 |
The inferior trunk gave origin to the medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve |
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33 |
The subscapular nerve was directly formed by C5 spinal root |
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6 |
The medial pectoral nerve sprouted from anterior division of medial trunk |
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2 |
Thoracodorsal nerve originated from the axillary nerve |
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2 |
The ulnar nerve received a communicating branch from lateral cord |
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6 |
The median nerve was formed by two lateral roots from lateral cord and one medial root from the medial cord |
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12 |
the musculocutaneous nerve gave communicating branch to median nerve or median nerve took one branch from the posterior cord of the plexus |
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10 |
C7 root enters to musculocutaneous nerve |
8 |
14 |
C7-T1 roots were directly projected to make radial nerve |
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2 |
The axillary nerve originated from the posterior divisions of middle trunks |
4 |
8 |
The axillary nerve originated from the posterior divisions of superior trunks |
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1 |