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Phrenic and vagus nerves: opposite relationships at the lung root

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Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Anatomy→ Region→ Thorax→ Nerve and Vessel→ Nerve

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Which statement most accurately describes the spinal origin of the phrenic nerve?
Anatomy → Region → Thorax → Nerve and Vessel → Nerve
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During left hilar surgery, a nerve running anterior to the root of the left lung is injured. Which nerve is most likely to have been damaged?
Anatomy → Region → Thorax → Nerve and Vessel → Nerve
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At the root of the left lung, which relationship correctly distinguishes the phrenic nerve from the vagus nerve?
Anatomy → Region → Thorax → Nerve and Vessel → Nerve
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Anatomy
Anatomy → Region → Thorax → Nerve and Vessel → Nerve
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Anatomy
Anatomy → Region → Thorax → Nerve and Vessel → Nerve
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