Anatomy



Anatomy





Segmental Innervation of Muscles








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Jun 12, 2016 | Posted by in ORTHOPEDIC | Comments Off on Anatomy

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Muscle


Peripheral nerve


Spinal segment


Sternocleidomastoid


Spinal accessory


C2, 3


Trapezius


Spinal accessory


C3, 4


Diaphragm


Phrenic


C3, 4, 5


Levator scapulae (LS)


Nerve to LS


C3, 4


Rhomboid


Dorsal scapular


C4, 5


Supraspinatus


Suprascapular


C5, 6


Infraspinatus


Suprascapular


C5, 6


Teres major


Subscapular


C6, 7


Teres minor


Axillary


C5, 6


Serratus anterior


Long thoracic


C5, 6, 7


Latissimus dorsi


Thoracodorsal


C6, 7, 8


Pectoralis major


Lateral and Medial pectoral


C5, 6, 7, 8, and T1


Deltoid


Axillary


C5, 6


Biceps


Musculocutaneous


C5, 6


Coracobrachialis


Musculocutaneous


C5, 6


Brachialis


Musculocutaneous


C5, 6


Triceps


Radial


C6, 7, 8


Anconeous


Radial


C7, 8


Brachioradialis


Radial


C5, 6


Extensor carpi radialis


Radial


C6, 7


Extensor digitorum


Radial


C7, 8


Extensor carpi ulnaris


Radial


C7, 8


Extensor pollicis longus


Radial


C7, 8


Abductor pollicis longus


Radial


C7, 8


Extensor indicis


Radial


C7, 8


Supinator


Radial


C5, 6


Pronator teres


Median


C6, 7


Flexor carpi radialis


Median


C6, 7


Palmaris longus


Median


C7, 8


Flexor digitorum sublimis


Median


C7, 8, and T1


Flexor digitorum


Median


C8 and T1


profundus


Ulnar


C8 and T1


Pronator quandratus


Median


C8 and T1