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... artery 2 . Scaleni muscles 3. Axillary artery No. 3 ( Goss - 1 , p . 1012 ; Moore - 1 , p . 184 ) 4 . Internal carotid artery 5. Cervical plexus The axillary artery is a continuation of the subclavian after it reaches the lateral border ...
... artery 2 . Scaleni muscles 3. Axillary artery No. 3 ( Goss - 1 , p . 1012 ; Moore - 1 , p . 184 ) 4 . Internal carotid artery 5. Cervical plexus The axillary artery is a continuation of the subclavian after it reaches the lateral border ...
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... artery , vein 2 . Artery , vein , nerve 3. Vein , artery , nerve 4 . The three run parallel to each other 5 . The artery and vein run parallel to each other with the nerve below No. 3 209 . ( Goss - 1 , p . 668 ) Which are true ...
... artery , vein 2 . Artery , vein , nerve 3. Vein , artery , nerve 4 . The three run parallel to each other 5 . The artery and vein run parallel to each other with the nerve below No. 3 209 . ( Goss - 1 , p . 668 ) Which are true ...
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... artery , then medial to the artery and finally behind the artery . Because the sheath con- taining the artery also contains the nerves , injections will anesthetize all of the nerves , providing the anesthetic solution is kept within ...
... artery , then medial to the artery and finally behind the artery . Because the sheath con- taining the artery also contains the nerves , injections will anesthetize all of the nerves , providing the anesthetic solution is kept within ...
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