dently and label Transverse cervical Great auricular nerve associated with this spinal prexus Posterior root of ansa cervicalis Supraclavicular Phrenic nerve Hypoglossal nerve C1 C2 C5 Ulnar nerve Long thoracic nerve Anterior root of ansa cervicalis Lesser occipital nerve Zoom Reset

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