The Cervical Plexus, Explained | Corporis

The Cervical Plexus is the bundle of nerves branching from vertebrae C1-C4 that innervate important parts of the skull, face, and jaw.
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Thank you for reminding me how much anatomy I've managed to forget over the years since medical school. That being said I do recall that "C3,4, and 5 keep a person alive" to remember the spinal roots of the phrenic nerve. Also, I fully approve of "nubs" as an anatomic medical descriptor. Excellent video!

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