Brachial Plexus Map
created 21 Jun, 10:15 pm · ⏱ built in 1m 12s · 👁 2 views
A clickable nerve map shows the brachial plexus from C5–T1 roots through trunks, divisions, cords, and the five main terminal nerves, plus common injury patterns like wrist drop and Erb palsy. Tap any nerve to see what it supplies, use the lesions tab to compare deficits, and answer the quiz questions by clicking the choices.
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