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The nerve supply of the neck supports sensation, movement and autonomic control. This section introduces the major neural pathways that traverse the cervical region.
Topics include the cervical plexus and its sensory and motor branches, as well as additional nerves relevant to cervical function and clinical examination.
Knowledge of cervical nerve pathways supports diagnosis of neuropathies, interpretation of referred pain and safe application of regional anaesthesia.
by Dr Oliver Jones
by Aren Mnatzakanian
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