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Körperoberfläche dorsal

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Epifasziale Nerven und Gefäße der <strong>dorsal</strong>en Rumpfwand<br />

Abbildung aus: Tillmann, Atlas der Anatomie, Springer Verlag<br />

N. occipitalis major (R. dors. C2)<br />

N. occipitalis tertius (R. dors. C3)<br />

Plexus cervicalis<br />

N. occipitalis minor<br />

Nn. supraclaviculares<br />

Spinalnerven (Rr. <strong>dorsal</strong>es)<br />

Rr. cutanei mediales<br />

Rr. cutanei laterales<br />

Spinalnerven (Rr. ventrales)<br />

Rr. cutanei laterales (Interkostalnerven)<br />

Plexus lumbalis<br />

R. cutaneus lat. des N. iliohypogastricus<br />

Nn. clunium sup. (Rr. <strong>dorsal</strong>es L1-L3)<br />

Nn. clunium medii (Rr. <strong>dorsal</strong>es S1-S3<br />

Plexus sacralis<br />

Nn. clunium inf.<br />

(Äste des N. cutaneus fem. post.)<br />

D8

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