If someone were to experience damage in the spinal cord that results in only a decreased ability to supinate the manus, where did the stroke most likely occur? Group of answer choices The posterior horn of the lower thoracic region The anterior horn of the lower thoracic region The lateral horn of the lower thoracic region The posterior horn of the cervical region The anterior horn of the cervical region The lateral horn of the cervical region

If someone were to experience damage in the spinal cord that results in only a decreased ability to supinate the manus, where did the stroke most likely occur? Group of answer choices The posterior horn of the lower thoracic region The anterior horn of the lower thoracic region The lateral horn of the lower thoracic region The posterior horn of the cervical region The anterior horn of the cervical region The lateral horn of the cervical region

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