supraclavicular nerve

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supraclavicular nerve,

one of a pair of cutaneous branches of the cervical plexus arising from the third and the fourth cervical nerves, mostly from the fourth nerve. The anterior group supplies the skin of the infraclavicular region, the middle group supplies the skin over the pectoralis major and the deltoideus, and the posterior group supplies the skin of the cranial and dorsal parts of the shoulder.

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