Upper limb: CLINICAL
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| It will execute pressure on suprascapular n. that run inferior to it in the suprascapular notch. Result: no innervation in supraspinatus m. and infraspinatus m. no abduction and lateral rotation | Ossification in superior transverse scapular lig. |
| Injury to musculocutaneous n. | Diminished flexion of forearm |
| Injury to ULNAR N. | Claw hand |
| Injury to MEDIAN N. | Hand of benediction |
| Disslocation of head of radius from anular lig. | Nursemaids elbow (pulled elbow) |
| Tubercle of scaphoid triquetrum/pisiform | Name bones of proximal row of carpal bones that flexor retinaculum attach to |
| Hook of hamate trapezium | Name bones of distal row of carpal row bones that flexor retinaculum attach to |
| (9 tendons + 1 nerve) 4x tendons of flexor digitorum profundus 4x tendons of flexor digitorum superficialis median n. flexor pollicis longus tendon | Name content of carpal tunnel |
| Medial border: pronator teres m. lateral border: brachioradialis m. | What makes medial border and lateral border of cubital fossa? |
| Roof: skin, bicipital aponeurosis (do not cover radial n.), fascia floor: supinator m., brachialis m. | What makes roof and floor of cubital fossa? |
| Median n. brachial a. (splits to ulnar and radial a.) tendon of biceps brachii m. radial n. | Name content of cubital fossa from medial-lateral side |