Someone who has suffered damage to the sensory component of one spinal nerve would lose sensation from:

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Damaging the sensory component of one spinal nerve would result in loss of sensation from the dermatome supplied by that nerve. This loss would be limited to one side of the body or the other depending on whether the damage was to an ipsilateral or contralateral nerve. The loss of sensation would not affect ventricles.

Someone Who Has Suffered Damage to the Sensory Component of One