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Origin and Relation in Axil a
In Lower Triangle and Spiral Groove
Continued....
Continued.
Superficial Branch of Radial Nerve
Branches of Deep Branch Of Radial Nerve
Superficial Branch
Cutaneous Supply
Neuropathy)
? Crutch Palsy
? Saturday Night Palsy
? Radial Tunnel Syndrome/Tennis Elbow
? Arcade of Frohse
? PIN Syndrome
Continued...
? Tendinous edge of the deep surface of ECRB
? Cheiralgia paraesthetica /Handcuff neuropathy/ Wristwatch
neuropathy/ Wartenberg syndrome( Mononeuropathy )
? de Quervain's disease or de Quervain's Tenosynovitis
? Fractures(Holstein ? Lewis )
Crutch Palsy
Radial Tunnel Syndrome
Fatigue or a dull aching pain
Compression Sites
Wartenberg Syndrome
? Tinsel's Sign
? Motor
? Sensory
? Injury above upper 1/3 of arm
Mental Exercise(MCQs)
The radial nerve gives off the following muscular branches in the arm
except to-
a) Long head of triceps
c) Brachialis
d) Anconeus
e) Brachioradialis
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Origin and Relation in Axil a
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Continued....In Lower Triangle and Spiral Groove
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Superficial Branch of Radial Nerve
Branches of Deep Branch Of Radial Nerve
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Superficial Branch
Cutaneous Supply
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Radial Nerve Injuries(Trauma/CompressionNeuropathy)
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Continued...? Crutch Palsy
? Saturday Night Palsy
? Radial Tunnel Syndrome/Tennis Elbow
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? Compression by Radial Recurrent Artery ( Leash of Henry)? Arcade of Frohse
? PIN Syndrome
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? Tendinous edge of the deep surface of ECRB
? Cheiralgia paraesthetica /Handcuff neuropathy/ Wristwatch
neuropathy/ Wartenberg syndrome( Mononeuropathy )
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? de Quervain's disease or de Quervain's Tenosynovitis
? Fractures(Holstein ? Lewis )
Crutch Palsy
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Radial Tunnel Syndrome
Fatigue or a dull aching pain
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Compression Sites
Wartenberg Syndrome
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Tests and Signs? Tinsel's Sign
? Motor
? Sensory
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? Injury above upper 1/3 of arm? Injury above upper 1/3 of arm
Mental Exercise(MCQs)
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The radial nerve gives off the following muscular branches in the arm
except to-
a) Long head of triceps
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b) Lateral head of tricepsc) Brachialis
d) Anconeus
e) Brachioradialis
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