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Cer­vi­cal Plexus
plexus is located under­neath the =
ster­n­oclei­do­mas­toid mus­cle
(from C1 – C4)
Most of the branches inner­vate the =
2ct
skin of neck
deep neck mus­cles.
(C3, C4, C5) is what N =
Phrenic
what nerves constitute the cervical plexus? what do they provide
anterior rami of C1-C4

motor and sensoy innervation to much of anterolateral
branches from C2-C4
(C1 motor only)
anterior rami of C1-C4 constitute the =
cervical plexus
what nerves constitute the cervical plexus?
4 N Nm them=
great auricular
lesser occipital
transverse cervical
supraclavicular
what motor innervation does the cervical plexus provide? what structure do the motor branches form?
supplies most but not all of strap muscles and prevertebral muscles

C1-C3 form loop called
ansa cervicalis,

divided into

superior root
inferior root
what does C1 travel with before it splits off into ansa cervicalis?
hypoglossal
is the phrenic nerve part of the cervical plexus? what does it provide?
techinically not although it provides C3 and C4 from the plexus

motor innervation to diaphragm