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Brachial plexus and adjacent structures. The brachial plexus consists of ventral rami (brown), trunks (green), divisions (blue), cords (orange), branches (red) and finally, terminal nerves (purple). No labels. Retrieved from the interactive module Overview of the upper limb from the website Clinical Anatomy of the University of British Columbia.
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Netherlands, Leiden – Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden University
Plexus brachialis
Rami anteriores nervus cervicalium
Nervi intercostales
Trunci plexus brachialis
Divisiones anteriores plexus brachialis
Divisiones posteriores plexus brachialis
Fasciculi plexus brachialis
Creator(s)/credit: Prof. Claudia Krebs MD, PhD, anatomist, UBC; Monika Fejtek, digital media technologist, UBC; Megan Leong, medical student, UBC; Mackenzie Parry, medical student; Paige Blumer, medical illustrator; Connor Dunne; Dr Timothy Inglis
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