Treatment of Injuries of the Peripheral Spinal Nerves
Treatment of Injuries of the Peripheral Spinal Nerves
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Above the clavicle, passes downwards, outwards, and backwards to disappear behind the clavicle close to the anterior border of the trapezius. If, therefore, we follow the upper trunk of the plexus towards the clavicle it appears to end in three nerve strands, namely, its two divisions and the suprascapular nerve. The anterior X 3 ^ I- -*^ -M rt O rj rt >: . T1 cfl •- Q, (D ^03 nJT3 O^ 2 § > ^ "2 ^'^ w fl S o 5=5 1!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Above the clavicle, passes downwards, outwards, and backwards to disappear behind the clavicle close to the anterior border of the trapezius. If, therefore, we follow the upper trunk of the plexus towards the clavicle it appears to end in three nerve strands, namely, its two divisions and the suprascapular nerve. The anterior X 3 ^ I- -*^ -M rt O rj rt >: . T1 cfl •- Q, (D ^03 nJT3 O^ 2 § > ^ "2 ^'^ w fl S o 5=5 1!
•♦i tfl rt E ^ O •♦-' T3 C tn S •a " fl ^ ^ - - D ^ »-. C > O 0) rt I- 3 ^ g c ^... g^. H^ P.
c =- 5 o « g o f^O ■- ^-n • > w — ^T3 ^■^^ I rt rt w O > 9, ^■ c « 2 « c 55 . A o' en ^ (4 X 2 •—
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