The Spinal Nerves Anatomical Chart

Author: Anatomical Chart Company
Edition: 1 Wal Chrt
Binding: Wall Chart
ISBN: 1587792060
Category: Medical

The Spinal Nerves Anatomical Chart

A very popular and usefulAchart, The Spinal NervesAillustrates theAspinal nerves and pathways through the body. Download The Spinal Nerves Anatomical Chart medical books for free.
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CentralAillustration shows a posterior view ofAthe spinal nerves exiting from theAvertebral column and running throughout theAbody.AImportant skeletal structuresAare included.AA All nerves and their corresponding vertebraAare clearlyAlabeledA
also includes detailed illustration of theAcranial nervesA
diagrams the portion of the thoracic spinal cord with spinal nerves
spinal cord segments
anterior and posteriorAcutaneous distribution of spinal nerves
dermal segmentation (dermatomes)

The stone under the foot illustrates the changes in the nerves of a flexed foot.

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