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rford393 rford393
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12 years ago
I have a question that I am looking for some help with...

Which nerves directly innervate the triceps, pectoralis major and minor and the deltoids

What is the term for when muscles are no longer receiving peoper signals from associated nerves? What changes would you expect to see?
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12 years ago
Quote from: rford393 (12 years ago)
Which nerves directly innervate the triceps, pectoralis major and minor and the deltoids

Is it the radial nerve? Heard of that before?
WOW
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12 years ago
search for radiology washington edu muscle atlast and go to the first one that says muscle atlas. I used it to look up the nerves for mine.  Do you have any more information on the other question:

What is the term for when muscles are no longer receiving peoper signals from associated nerves? What changes would you expect to see?
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12 years ago
Quote from: WOW (12 years ago)
search for radiology washington edu muscle atlast and go to the first one that says muscle atlas. I used it to look up the nerves for mine.

So what did you end up getting as an answer?
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