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FORMATION` ``
It is formed in the 
posterior triangle of
the neck.
It is the union of the
anterior rami of the
5th ,6th ,7th ,8th
cervical and the 1st
thoracic spinal
nerves.

DIVISIONS
The plexus is
divided into :
Roots. 
Trunks. 
Divisions. 
Cords. 
Terminal 
branches.

TRUNKS
Upper trunk: 
Union of the 
roots of C5 & 6.
Middle trunk : 
Continuation of
the root of C7.
Lower trunk : 
Union of the 
roots of C8 &T1.

CORDS
Each trunk divides into
anterior and posterior
division.
Posterior cord : 
From the three 
posterior divisions.
Lateral cord : 
From the anterior 
divisions of the upper
and middle cords.

CORDS
Medial cord 
It is the 
continuation of
the anterior
division of the
lower trunk.
RELATION TO AXILLARY
ARTERY
TO (1ST Part) : 
The three cords are 
above and lateral.
TO (2ND Part) : 
The cords are 
arranged according to
their names :
Medial cord: medial 
Lateral cord: lateral 
Posterior cord: behind


RELATION TO AXILLARY
ARTERY
TO (3RD Part): 
Has the same 
relationship with the
terminal branches of
the brachial plexus.
BRANCHES
(A) FROM Roots : 
1. C5: Nerve to 
rhomboids
(dorsal scapular
nerve)
2. C5,6 &7: Long 
thoracic nerve.
BRANCHES
(B) FROM Trunks
(upper trunk):
1. Nerve to 
subclavius :
It supplies 
subclavius and it
can give a
contribution to
the phrenic
nerve (acessory
phrenic nerve).

BRANCHES
2. Suprascapular
nerve:
It supplies 
supraspinatus
and
infraspinatus.

BRANCHES
(C) FROM Cords :
1. Lateral 
cord(3)
A. Lateral 
pectoral.
B. 
Musculocutaneou
s.
C. Lateral root of
median nerve.


BRANCHES
2. Medial cord (5): 
A. Medial pectoral. 
B. Medial cutaneous
nerve of the arm.
C. Medial cutaneous
nerve of the
forearm.
4. Ulnar. 
5. Medial root of 
median nerve.


BRANCHES
3. FROM 
Posterior cord
(5):
A. Upper 
subscapular.
B. Lower 
subscapular.
C. Thoracodorsal.
D. Axillary. 
E. Radial. 

DISTRIBUTION OF NERVES IN
THE FASCIAL COMPARTMENTS
1. Arm: 
Ulnar. 
Median. 
Musculocutaneous.
Radial. 
2. Cubital fossa: 
Ulnar. 
Median. 
Musculocutaneous.
Radial. 


DISTRIBUTION OF NERVES IN
THE FASCIAL COMPARTMENTS
3. Forearm : 
Ulnar. 
Median. 
Deep branch of
radial.
