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On November 16 2009 00:51 Archerofaiur wrote:Brachial Plexus is a monster but I simplified it for you guys. C5-C8 are cervical vertebrae and T1 is your first throacic vertabrae. Its hard to see but the most lateral nerve is the Musculocutaneous nerve. It inervates your bicheps and coracobrachialis. Lesson 4: Brachial Plexus![[image loading]](http://i391.photobucket.com/albums/oo355/ArcherofAiur/brachialplexus3.jpg)
Whoa, that dude has a C8 vertebra? Impressive.
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On November 16 2009 06:53 TimmyMac wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2009 00:51 Archerofaiur wrote:Brachial Plexus is a monster but I simplified it for you guys. C5-C8 are cervical vertebrae and T1 is your first throacic vertabrae. Its hard to see but the most lateral nerve is the Musculocutaneous nerve. It inervates your bicheps and coracobrachialis. Lesson 4: Brachial Plexus Whoa, that dude has a C8 vertebra? Impressive.
I thought Id explain it as simply as possible but I cant pull anything over you guys :p
So for clarification c5 through c8 refer to the rami that exit the vertabrea. You have 7 cervical vertebrea and the nerves exit above each of their corresponding vertabrea. So the C1 nerve exits above your C1 vertebrea, C2 nerve above C2 vertebrae etc..
At C7 (the final vertebrae) you have the C7 nerve emerging above. You also have the C8 nerve emerging below. Now after the C7 vertebrae you have the thoracic vertebrae begining with T1. The thoracic nerves emerge below their corresponding vertebrea.
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look forward to skull bones/neuroanatomy. such a coincidence, i just had a practical exam that included dissections of a forearm and questions about the innervation of the ulnar and median nerves.
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science + starcraft = beta... apparently.
Science hasn't failed us yet! or logic! *shakes back and forth*
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HAHA Starcraft Anatomy : Beta testing
funny
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