PPT-1 MEDIAN & ULNAR NERVES

By Dr Vohra amp Dr Sanaa Al Shaarawy OBJECTIVES At the end of the lecture the student should be able to Describe the origin of the median amp ulnar nerves Describe the . 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. mononeuropathies. Anthony . Chiodo. , MD, MBA. University of Michigan Health System. AAPMR Meeting, San Diego. November, 2014. Mononeuropathy. Clinical syndrome of sensory and/or motor abnormalities in the distribution of a peripheral nerve. Elba y. Gerena-Maldonado, md. March 7. th. , 2017. Objectives. . Basics of an Electrodiagnostic Evaluation. Definitions. Neurophysiology. Limitations and Pitfalls. . Clinical Application for Common Cumulative Trauma Conditions. Cervical Spine. Neuro. Anatomy. Important for neurological assessment. Helps with tension testing and . neurodynamic. treatments. Knowing anatomy will help identify potential courses of radicular pain or . There are 12 pairs of cranial nerves.. Name of the Cranial Nerves. I. Olfactory n.. II. Optic n.. III. Occulomotor n.. IV. . Trochlear. n.. V. Trigeminal n.. VI. . Abducent. n.. VII. Facial n.. VIII. . 31 pairs arise from spinal cord. Five groups correspond to regions of spinal cord and vertebrae. Cervical 8 pr.. Thoracic 12 pr.. Lumbar 5 pr.. Sacral 5 pr.. Coccygeal 1 pr.. Structure of a Nerve. . Cranial nerves are spinal nerves that come out of the brain instead of the spinal cord.. Cranial Nerves. . Cranial nerves are spinal nerves that come out of the brain instead of the spinal cord.. Limb. Mgr. Veronika . Mrkvicová. (. physiotherapist. ). Examination. . Methods. in . Rehabilitation. (26.10.2020). Nerves. . of. . the. . Upper. Limb. Axillary. nerve. Musculocutaneuous. nerve. 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). Jane Fedorczyk, PT, PhD, CHT. Director, Center for Hand and Upper Limb Health and Performance. Clinical Professor, Physical Therapy. Clinical Professor, Occupational Therapy. Jane.Fedorczyk@Jefferson.edu. Part 1. Dr Dillon Vyas . Contents . Assessing the orthopaedic patient . Principles of fracture management . Upper limb anatomy and pathology. What to look for on x-ray: OLD ACID . O. pen/closed. L. ocation/site: proximal, middle and distal . Consultant Hand Surgeon. Hillingdon NHS Foundation Trust. Acknowledgements. Mr H Belcher Hand Surgeon, QVH, East Grinstead.. Aids to the examination of the PNS. Advanced Examination Techniques in Orthopaedics. . &. Its. LESIONS. Dr. . Mukesh Singla. Learning Objectives. Ulnar . nerve formation , root value and important relations. Motor and sensory supply. Important sites of injuries/entrapment of nerve. David Pitkethly, MD facs faans. Department of Neurological surgery. University of Washington school of medicine. Differential Diagnosis. Cervical disc herniation. Carpal tunnel syndrome (median nerve at wrist).