Innervation O F Joint) : For The Hip, Knee and Elbow, and There Have Been
Innervation O F Joint) : For The Hip, Knee and Elbow, and There Have Been
Innervation O F Joint) : For The Hip, Knee and Elbow, and There Have Been
ERNEST GARDNER
Departnieiit of dnatom?y, Collegr. of ?&dicine, H7ny71e U i r i v e ~ i t y ,
Detroit, Micltigan
T W O FIGURES
INTRODUCTION
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T H E ANATOMICAL HLSCORD. VOT,. 102. S O . 1
SEI'TEXBBR, 1948
2 RICHARD GENTRY JACKSON, M.D.
MATERIALS A N D METHODS
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Fig. 1, a-d Anterior aud posterior views of different types of distribution of
nerves to the shoulder joint. The articular capsule is represented by stippling.
(1, ant. S ~ O W Sthe articular branch of the lateral anterior thoracic nerre and
from the posterior cord.
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Biceps tendon
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Ornohyoid
Ant. thoracic
of axillary a
post. cord fibers
Fig. 2, e-h Coiitiiiuat,ion of the fetal sections.
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