The inferior trunk of the brachial plexus is commonly affected by Pancoast tumours or breech birth deliveries. This results in: select all that apply Weakness & atrophy of the hypothenar and intrinsic hand muscles A hypoactive triceps reflex response Affected movements of the elbow and shoulder joints Damage to the C8-T1 roots Claw Hand Horner’s syndrome

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The inferior trunk of the brachial plexus is commonly affected by Pancoast tumours or breech birth deliveries. This results in: select all that apply

		Weakness & atrophy of the hypothenar and intrinsic hand muscles
		A hypoactive triceps reflex response
		Affected movements of the elbow and shoulder joints
		Damage to the C8-T1 roots
		Claw Hand
		Horner’s syndrome

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