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Anterior medial fissure

B

Cervical plexus

C

Phrenic nerve

D

Cervical ganglia

E

Brachial Plexus

F

Cervical expansion

G

Intercostal nerves

H

Spine

I

Sympathetic Trunk Chain Ganglia

J

Lumbar expansion

K

Conus medullaris

L

Cauda equina

M

Filum terminale

A

Sciatic nerve

B

Coccyx

C

Sacral plexus

D

Obturator nerve

E

Femoral nerve

F

Lumbar sacral trunk

Denticulate ligament