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pper Limb Assist Proff Dr Sameh S Akkila UOMCOM Objectives Why How 1 Understand why nerve injuries of the upper limb are common amp important 2 Classify the types of nerve injuries amp the different outcomes of each. The RADIAL nerve. Profunda. . brachii. Golden Rules of Motor Supply . . Arm. : Posterior compartment. Forearm. : Posterior compartment. Hand. : Nothing. The RADIAL nerve. All function lost. No elbow extension. Brogan Spencer and Millie Fern. Upper limb nerve injuries. The Golden Rules. Golden rule of hand muscle innervation. Everything is . ulnar nerve . supplied except:. . - . Thenar. muscles. . 500 G. S HANKAR G ANESH , D EMONSTRATOR , P HYSIOTHERAPY Nerve injuries are quite common and may have serious implications for the patient. Most nerve injuries result from either acute injury or chr 500 G. S HANKAR G ANESH , D EMONSTRATOR , P HYSIOTHERAPY Nerve injuries are quite common and may have serious implications for the patient. Most nerve injuries result from either acute injury or chr Alistair Ross MB FRCS. Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Bath, UK. Associate Editor. The Bone & Joint Journal. Cambridge Annual Medico-Legal Conference . Peterhouse,Cambridge,2016. Peripheral nerve: organisation. NERVE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. Peripheral . nerves are bundles of axons conducting. efferent (motor) impulses from cells in the anterior. horn of the spinal cord to the muscles, and afferent. (sensory) impulses from peripheral receptors via cells. NERVE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. Peripheral . nerves are bundles of axons conducting. efferent (motor) impulses from cells in the anterior. horn of the spinal cord to the muscles, and afferent. (sensory) impulses from peripheral receptors via cells. Sarah . Awaisheh. BAU. Objectives:. Femoral nerve injuries. Proximal sciatic nerve injuries. Common peroneal nerve injuries. Tibialis. posterior nerve injuries. Femoral nerve. Anatomy: . the femoral nerve comes from the lumbar plexus,. SYNOPSIS. INTRODUCTION. NERVE INJURIES. ANATOMY OF LINGUAL NERVE. FUNCTIONS OF LINGUAL NERVE. LINGUAL NERVE INJURY. ETIOLOGY. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. PREDISPOSING FACTORS. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS. EXAMINATION. DIAGNOSIS-IMAGING. Waiter’s. tip . sign. Dystocia. Upper Lesions of the Brachial Plexus . (. Erb-Duchenne. Palsy). excessive displacement of the head to the opposite side. depression of the shoulder on the same side. UT. C6. C7. C8. T1. MT. LT. LC. MC. PC. C5. Brachial plexus injuries= Radiculopathy (affects myotomes & dermatomes). Upper lesions of the brachial plexus. Traction injuries. affecting the upper roots (C5 & C6). The roots, trunks, and divisions of the brachial plexus reside in the lower part of the posterior triangle of the neck. whereas the cords and most of the branches of the plexus lie in the . axilla. Complete lesions involving all the roots of the plexus are rare. outline. Definition. Incidence. Risk Factors. Types of Birth Injuries. Approach to a neonate with birth trauma. Investigations . Definition . Birth injuries are injuries that occur during the birth process. Done by: . Amer. Al-. Salamat. Objectives. Classification . and pathology. Upper limb- Brachial Plexus Injuries, . Erbs. Palsy, median nerve . injuries, . Unlnar. . Nerve injuries, Radial Nerve .