Brachial plexus anatomy: roots, trunks, divisions, cords, branches and clinical correlations

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This lecture explores the intricate anatomy of the brachial plexus, beginning with the clinical significance of motor and sensory pathways. Participants will learn to identify spinal roots, trunks, and cords, linking them to clinical presentations such as Erb and Klumpke palsies. The session emphasizes practical applications, including case studies and diagnostic strategies, to enhance understanding of nerve injuries and their implications. Attendees will gain skills in localizing lesions and...