👉 Metabrachial is a term used in medicine to describe any part of the spinal cord that contains nerves and muscles. It's often referred to as the "middle nerve root" because it runs along the middle part of the spine, passing through the base of the skull and up into the neck. This region is responsible for transmitting impulses from the brain to the skeletal muscles, allowing us to perform various movements such as breathing, swallowing, and movement of our limbs.
