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Note: 8 cervical nerves but only 7 cervical vertebrae — C1–C7 exit above their respective vertebrae; C8 exits below C7.

This map is consistent across humans but has minor individual variations (e.g., the C6/C7 border can shift). In clinical practice, it is a guideline — not an absolute blueprint.

I have designed a comprehensive, interactive feature proposal for a This feature is designed for medical students, residents, physical therapists, and neurologists. spinal cord nerve map

The Cleveland Clinic explains that the spinal cord is divided into five regions, each responsible for different bodily functions:

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The spinal cord is not a uniform cable. It is a segmented switchboard, where 31 pairs of spinal nerves exit at specific levels to serve distinct territories of the body. Understanding this dermatome and myotome map is essential for neurology, pain management, and rehabilitation.

The map is divided into five regions, numbered from top to bottom: Note: 8 cervical nerves but only 7 cervical

Located near the base of the spine (sacrum), these extend into the pelvis and the back of the legs.

A single pair located at the tailbone. Clinical Mapping Tools Understanding this dermatome and myotome map is essential