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Structure of superficial cervical artery

Known as: Ramus superficialis, Superficial Cervical Artery 
An artery arising from the thyrocervical trunk with branches that supply the trapezius muscles as well as some muscles and glands in the neck.
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Structure of thyrocervical trunk
Structure of transverse cervical arteryVascular System

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2010
2010
Repairing skin and soft tissue defect of thumb tip with ramus superficialis radialis nutrient vessel retrograde island skin flap
Objective: To introduce the surgical procedure and indication for the repairing skin and soft tissue defect of thumb tip with… 
2009
2009
CLINICAL REPORT OF ENTRAPMENT SYNDROME OF SUPERFICIAL RADIAL NERVE IN 12 CASES
Objective To describe characteristic of diagnosis of entrapment syndrome of superficial radial nerve.Methods 12 cases of… 
1989
1989
[Peripheral nerve lesions of experimental leprosy in monkeys. VI. Tuberculoid leprous granuloma in an African green monkey].
Histopathological finding of left n. peroneus superficialis, left rami calcanei medialis (n. tibialis), left n. medianus, left… 
1975
1975
[Neuroskeletal radiography and relationships of the sensitive branch of the radial nerve].
The authors carried out an anatomical, roentgenological and surgical study of the ramus superficialis of the radial nerve in man… 
1932
1932
Cheiralgia paraesthetica. Neuritis des ramus superficialis nervi radialis
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