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Supraclavicular

C3-C4

Axillary - Sup. lateral cutaneous

C5-C6

Intercostobrachial

T2

Medial brachial cutaneous

T1-T2

Medial Antebrachial Cutaneous

C8-T1

Ulnar

C8-T1

Median

C5-C8

Radial, dors antebrachial cutaneous

C5–6

Lateral antebrachial cutaneous

C5-C6

Radial superficial

C6-C8