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Old 03-04-2007, 08:51 AM #3
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There are charts available that show the connection between each nerve area of the spine and what it controls. I am sorry I don't have the links for you but I have seen them through the forum called BrainTalk communities in their section on spinal disorders.

These charts have been very helpful in me realizing my symptoms and how a body part can be symptomized due to damage at a spinal location.
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