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=== '''Nerves:''' === ** Cords of the brachial plexus *** Lateral **** Lateral pectoral nerve ***** C5, C6 ***** Crosses over axillary artery and vein around medial border of pec major, then pierces the clavipectoral fascia to supply pec major ***** Lies medial to the medial pectoral nerve **** Musculocutaneous nerve **** Lateral root of the median nerve *** Medial **** Medial pectoral nerve ***** C8, T1 ***** Innervates both pectoralis major and minor ***** Passes behind the axillary artery, and emerges between the artery and vein ***** Lies within a neurovascular bundle that wraps around the lateral border of the pectoralis minor muscle (note that axillary vein is found just cephalad and deep to the bundle) **** Medial root of median nerve **** Medial cutaneous nerve of the arm **** Medial cutaneous nerve of the forearm **** Ulnar nerve *** Posterior **** Upper subscapular nerve **** Thoracodorsal nerve (nerve to latissimus dorsi) ***** C6/7/8 ***** Large nerve - passes behind the axillary artery and vein, then runs down posterior axillary wall, crosses lower border of teres major, enters the deep surface of latissimus dorsi ***** To identify: identify a pair of subscapular veins on subscapularis. The more superficial one is divided, revealing the deep subscapular vein and the adjacent subscapular artery. The nerve is posterior to the axillary vein and medial to the deep subscapular vein. ***** In danger in operations in lower axilla ***** Injury leads to difficulty climbing **** Lower subscapular nerve **** Axillary nerve **** Radial nerve
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