|
$59
per collection or
$39 per illustration
}
Head injuries (9 collections)
}
Neck & back injuries (7)
}
Arm, shoulder, &
hand injuries
(13)
}
Leg, hip, & foot injuries
(12)
}
Chest, abdomen, &
pelvis injuries
(15)
$39
per illustration
}
Cardiovascular
}
Central
nervous
}
Embryology
(birth)
}
Endocrine
(glands)
}
Female
reproductive
}
Gastrointestinal
}
Integument
(skin)
}
Male
reproductive
}
Male and
female urinary
}
Muscular
}
Peripheral
nervous
}
Respiratory
}
Skeletal
|
|
ILLUSTRATION
NUMBER:
17-12aMEV-L6
 |
|
DETAIL:
|
DESCRIPTION:
The brachial plexus is made up of roots arising from the fifth
cervical to the first thoracic spinal nerves. These nerves
supply the upper limb and most of the shoulder and superficial
back muscles. The respiratory diaphragm is also supplied by the
brachial plexus. The fifth and sixth cervical nerves contribute
to many large terminal nerves. Despite the complex sharing of
nerve fibers, damage to any part of the plexus has serious
consequences.
}
Click
here for other
illustrations of brachial plexus injury.
Purchase Options:
Unsure?
Visit our FAQ page. |
|
$39: PDF
Add to
shopping cart |
 |
|
$59:
Entire
collection (4 Illustrations)
Add to shopping cart |
 |
|
