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A concise and easy-to-understand PDF covering the brachial plexus in a simplified flowchart format. Includes roots, trunks, divisions, cords, and terminal branches with clear diagrams, mnemonics, nerve supply, and important clinical correlations. Perfect for quick revision before exams, viva, and practicals. Useful for 1st year MBBS, NEET PG, nursing, and anatomy students looking for high-yield notes without confusion.
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chard C (^6) = = π _ ^ ∝
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= XR lower Trunk ventral com _ S _ λ ー ー aー ニー “ Tπ lateral chord lateral (^) petoral nerve mß musculo-cutaneous (^) nerve
~ lateral^ root^ of^ median^ neve
medial root (^) of median^ neve myU
medial (^) chord medial cutaneous news (^) of arm
thoraco-dousal (^) neve
posterior chord Axillary^ Newve
by ventral^ divisions^ of^ lower (^) trunk
by dossal (^) divisions (^) of (^) upper , middle and lower trunk The cords^ are labelled (^) according to their relation to^ the second^ part (^) of axillary artery Sometimes (^) Cy (^) gives contribution - >^ Prefined Brachial Plexus
Nerve toSerratus (^) Anterior/long thoracic (^) newe (^) (C5 (^) ,^ Ca^ ,G)
} Branches to (^) longus colii and (^) Scaleni muscles (C5 - (s) Branch to (^) phunic neve (^) (CS) suprascapular neve^ CCs, CS From } upper^ trink