W wannabedocta Full Member 15+ Year Member Mar 27, 2011 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad If you have a right XI nn. lesion, answer says you have right shoulder droop and can't turn head to the left. Is this correct? I'd think think that the left SCN mm. is unopposed so you'd have inability to turn towards the right.
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad If you have a right XI nn. lesion, answer says you have right shoulder droop and can't turn head to the left. Is this correct? I'd think think that the left SCN mm. is unopposed so you'd have inability to turn towards the right.
E Encephalectomy PGY-0 10+ Year Member Mar 27, 2011 #2 Right SCM turns your head left. You can actually prove this one to yourself, put your hand on the right side of your neck and feel your right SCM flex when you turn your head to the left. Upvote 0 Downvote
Right SCM turns your head left. You can actually prove this one to yourself, put your hand on the right side of your neck and feel your right SCM flex when you turn your head to the left.
