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ILLUSTRATION
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17-98MEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
The brachial plexus is the source of nerve supply to the upper
limb and the shoulder. The axillary nerve comes from the
posterior part of the plexus. Nerve fibers in the axillary nerve
are from the roots of the fifth and sixth nerve roots of the
cervical spinal cord. The axillary nerve has two large branches.
The posterior branch supplies the small teres minor (one of the
rotator muscles) and the posterior part of the deltoid muscle.
The anterior branch of the nerve wraps around the humerus and
supplies the remainder of the deltoid muscle and the skin of the
shoulder.
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