Nerves of Neck Region

The nerves of the neck region form a complex network responsible for providing motor control, sensory innervation, and autonomic regulation to the structures of the head, neck, upper thorax, and upper limbs. These nerves arise from both cranial nerves and cervical spinal nerves, forming important plexuses that support vital functions such as swallowing, speech, respiration, and neck movements. This life size model shows the distribution of superficial branches of the cervical plexus, 3 parts.

Packing: 2pcs/carton, 46x32x24cm, 6kgs

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