Injury to the accessory nerve may result in sternocleidomastoid muscledysfunction, a condition called torticollis (sometimes called wry neck),in which the head is drawn to one side. If the head is turned to the left,does this position indicate injury to the left or the right spinal componentof the accessory nerve?

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