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An Observation and Clinical Significance of Thoracic Nerve Root

Yang Liu

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Objective:To provide anatomic data for the treatment of thoracic nerve root diseases.Methods:Thoracic spinal nerve roots were observed and measured on 30 adult cadaver specimens.Results:The diameter of dorsal root was larger than the equivalent anterior one,T 1 nerve root being the biggest one in length and diameter among all thoracic nerve root.Conclusion:The dorsal roots especially T 1,are easy to be damaged.

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Key concepts: Nerve root, Anatomy, Cadaver, Dorsum, Medicine, Thoracic spine, Root (linguistics), Linguistics