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shoulder aBduction nerve root
C5
shoulder aBduction muscles
supraspinatus (1st 90 degrees)
deltoid (2nd 90 degrees)
shoulder aBduction nerves
suprascapular nerve (1st 90 degrees)
axillary nerve (2nd 90 degrees)
shoulder external rotation nerve root
C5
shoulder external rotation muscle
infraspinatus
teres minor
shoulder external rotation nerve
suprascapular nerve
axillary nerve
shoulder internal rotation nerve root
C5
shoulder internal rotation muscle
subscapularis
shoulder internal rotation nerve
subscapular nerve
elbow flexion (half supinated) nerve root
C5 (6)
elbow flexion (half supinated) muscle
biceps
brachialis
elbow flexion (half supinated) nerve
musculocutaneous
elbow flexion (half pronated) nerve root
C5 (6)
elbow flexion (half pronated) muscle
brachioradialis
elbow flexion (half pronated) nerve
radial nerve
elbow extension nerve root
C7
elbow extension muscle
triceps
elbow extension nerve
radial nerve
shoulder aDduction nerve root
C7
shoulder aDduction muscles
latissimus dorsi
pectoralis major