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Abnormal Origin and Course of the Accessory Phrenic Nerve: Case Report
2016
Acta Medica
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In the current cadaveric study an unusual sizeable accessory phrenic nerve (APN) was encountered emerging from the trunk of the supraclavicular nerves and forming a triangular loop that was anastomosing with the phrenic nerve. That neural loop surrounded the superficial cervical artery which displayed a spiral course. The form of a triangular loop of APN involving the aforementioned artery and originating from the supraclavicular nerve to the best of our knowledge has not been documented
doi:10.14712/18059694.2016.55
pmid:27526310
fatcat:3b7s2lb2bjfi5n77wb4ifrvzg4