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absent DTR's then what part of spine is affected??· Biceps: · Supinator/brachioradialis: · Triceps: C6/7· Abd: upper/Lower · Patellar: · Plantar/Babinski: · Achilles: · Anal: C5/6S2-4C5/6C6/7S1T8-10 L2/4L5/S1T10-12
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