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Old 09-04-2006, 03:18 PM #4
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Default Phernic nerve
Any possiability that the phernic nerve can be injured? In this case the pheric nerves make the diaphragm move to take the breaths. It lies in the cervical spine area and can be injured in a fall but I know more often in surgery. This makes it imppossible for the diaphragm to breat its motion to give the lings air.
Just a thought,
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