Neuroanatomy in Neuromuscular Medicine

Exploring the importance of neuroanatomy in neuromuscular medicine, this chapter covers essential elements like the brachial and lumbosacral plexus anatomy for exam readiness. Detailed discussions on muscle innervation, including the seratus anterior and rhomboid muscles, offer insights into clinical differentiation. Common questions on anatomy in a neurological context, along with conditions like Parsonage Turner syndrome and thoracic outlet syndrome, are examined for a comprehensive understanding.