Learning Objectives
? At end of this session, students should be able to:
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? DESCRIBE? Attachments, actions & innervations of - biceps
brachii, coracobrachialis, brachialis, triceps
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brachii? Contents of ant & post compartment of arm ,
their anatomical Relations and clinical
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importance? Boundaries of cubital fossa and its contents.
Medial Intermuscular Septum
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?From subcutaneous sheath to humerus.
?Separates muscles of anterior arm from medial
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side of triceps complex.?Lateral Intermuscular Septum
?From subcutaneous sheath to humerus.
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?Separates muscles of anterior arm from lateral
side of triceps complex.
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Anterior BrachialCompartment
BBC ? Musculocutaneous nerve
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Muscles?Components:
Biceps brachii
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CoracobrachialisBrachialis
?Function:
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Forearm flexorsBiceps also supinates forearm
Innervation
?Musculocutaneous nerve C5-6
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?Nerves passing through compartment - But
not innervating anterior compartment
structures are : Median & Ulnar nerve
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Through proximal part of anteriorcompartment.
?Blood supply ?
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?Brachial artery?Basilic vein and venae comitantes
Posterior compartment
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Triceps & anconeus ?
Radial Nerve
Muscles
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?Components:?Triceps brachii.
?Anconeus.
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?Function:
?Forearm extensors.
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?Long head of triceps can extend shoulder(arm).
?Synergists in forearm supination.
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?Innervation/Vascularization
?Radial nerve C7
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?Deep brachial arteryNerves and Vessels in Arm
Median Nerve
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?Supplies flexor muscles on radial side offorearm.
?Travels with brachial artery:
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?upper half - Lateral to brachial artery.
?lower half - Medial to brachial artery .
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?Crosses cubital fossa superficially:?With brachial artery &
?Deep to bicipital aponeurosis
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Ulnar Nerve
?Supplies flexor muscles on ulnar side of forearm.
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?Starts in anterior brachial compartment - MC?Medial to brachial artery
?Runs with superior ulnar collateral artery.
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?Pierces medial intermuscular septum:?Enters posterior compartment of arm.
?Passes around (superficial) posterior to medial
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epicondyle.
?Passes into forearm between two heads of flexor
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carpi ulnaris muscle.Radial Nerve - PC
?Supplies extensor muscles in posterior
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compartment of brachium as well as extensor
muscles of wrist and hand.
?Also supplies brachioradialis muscle- Propioceptive
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?Descends posterior to axillary artery:
?Spirals around the posterior surface of humerus in
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spiral (radial) groove.?Accompanied with Profunda brachial artery.
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Radial Nerve?Pierces lateral intermuscular septum distal to
deltoid insertion ? enters into anterior
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compartment.?Passes into forearm:
?Between the brachialis medially and
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brachioradialis laterally.
?Divides into superficial and deep branches
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near lateral epicondyle.Radial Nerve
?Branches in the axilla and upper third of arm:
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Muscular branch to long head of triceps.
Muscular branch to medial head of
triceps.
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Posterior cutaneous nerve of arm.
Radial Nerve
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?Branches in radial groove in middle thirdof arm:
?Branch to lateral head , medial head of
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triceps and anconeus.
?Lower lateral cutaneous nerve of arm.
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?Posterior cutaneous nerve of forearm.Arm
Bone of Arm Humerus
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Shoulder
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A
Anterior
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Posteriorview
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Elbow
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lateral & medial intermuscular septa divide distal part
of arm into:
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? Anterior &? Posterior compartments
Anterior Compartment: Contents
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Anterior Compartment: Contents?Muscles: Biceps brachii,
Coracobrachialis, Brachialis
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?Blood Vessels: Brachial artery, Basilic
vein
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?Nerves : Musculocutaneous, Median,Ulner & Radial
Muscles of the Anterior Compartment
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Coracobrachialis
Biceps brachii
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Biceps Brachii?Origin: Two heads:
Coracoid
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? Long head from
process
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supraglenoidtubercle of
scapula
(intracapsular)
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? Short head fromthe tip of
coronoid process
of scapula
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? Two heads join in
the middle of the
arm
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? Insertion:
Biceps brachii
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? posterior part of radialTendon
tuberosity, &
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inserted
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to radialdeep fascia of medial
tuberosity
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aspect of forearm
through - bicipital
aponeurosis
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? N/S : Musculocutaneous? Action:
Bicipital
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?aponeurosis
Strong supinator of the
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forearm (used inscrewing)
? Powerful flexor of elbow
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? Weak flexor of shoulderCoracobrachialis
?Origin: Tip of coracoid
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process
?Insertion: Middle of
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medial side of shaft ofhumerus
?Nerve supply:
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Musculocutaneous?Action: Flexor & a weak
adductor of the arm
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Brachialis
?Origin: front of
lower half of
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humerus?Insertion: anterior
surface of coronoid
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process of ulna?Nerve supply:
Musculocutaneous
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& Radial?Action: Strong
flexor of the
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Posterior Compartment: Contents?Muscles:
Triceps
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?Vessels:
Profunda
brachii &
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Ulnarcollateral
arteries
?Nerves:
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?Radial & Ulnar
Muscle of Posterior Compartment
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?Triceps brachiiTriceps
?Origin:
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?Three headsLong head - infrglenoid
tubercle of scapula
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Lateral head from upper
half of posterior surface
of shaft of humerus
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above spiral grooveMedial head from lower
half of posterior surface
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of shaft of humerusbelow spiral groove
?Insertion: Common
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tendon inserted into theupper surface of the
olecranon process of
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?Nerve supply: Radialnerve
?Action: Strong extensor
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of the elbow joint
Radial Nerve
?Branches in distal third of arm:
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? brachioradialis.
? extensor carpi radialis longus &
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brevis?? Articular branches to elbow joint.
Musculocutaneous Nerve
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?Pierces coracobrachialis in upper half or third of
brachium.
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?Innervates muscles of anterior brachialcompartment.
?Pierces fascia lateral to biceps tendon:
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?Continues as lateral cutaneous nerve of
forearm.
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?Supplies skin on lateral forearm as far as wrist.Nerves in arm
?Medial cutaneous nerve of arm :
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Direct branch from medial cord.
?Medial cutaneous nerve of forearm:
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Direct branch from medial cord.Cephalic Vein
?Lateral continuation of dorsal venous
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arch.
?Ascends in superficial fascia along lateral
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aspect of forearm and arm.?Passes through deltopectoral triangle.
?Empties into axillary vein.
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Basilic Vein?Medial continuation of dorsal venous arch.
?Ascends in superficial fascia along lateral
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aspect of forearm and arm to middle of arm.
?Pierces deep fascia and ascends in upper
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aspect of arm in deep fascia.?Joins venae comitantes to form axillary vein:
?Usually near inferior border of teres major.
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Median Cubital Vein
?Connects cephalic and basilic vein.
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?Extends diagonally across bicipitalaponeurosis.
?Receives blood from median
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antebrachial vein.
?Drains blood from palmar hand.
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Venae Comitantes?Veins that parallel arteries:
?Usually two per artery.
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?Countercurrent heat exchange.
Brachial Artery
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?Direct continuation of axillary artery.?Begins at inferior border of teres major.
?Main branch is deep brachial artery.
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?Other branches:
Superior ulnar collateral:
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To posterior ulnar recurrent.Inferior ulnar collateral:
To anterior ulnar collateral.
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Relationships?Radial nerve to deep brachial artery in
radial (spiral groove).
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?Brachial artery to median nerve.
?Brachial artery to bicipital aponeurosis.
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?Superior ulnar collateral artery to medialepicondyle.
Relationships
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?Ulnar nerve to medial epicondyle.
?Musculocutaneous nerve to
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coracobrachialis muscle.?Musculocutaneous nerve to biceps and
brachialis muscles.
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?Lateral cutaneous nerve of the forearm
to the bicipital tendon.
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CUBITAL FOSSACubital fossa
A triangular space in front of elbow joint.
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Boundaries:
?Base: an imaginary line between 2
epicondyles of humerus
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?Laterally: medial border of brachioradialis
?Medially: lateral border of pronator teres
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?Apex: brachioradialis overlaps pronator teresCubital Fossa Boundaries
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? Lateral:Brachioradialis muscle
? Medial:
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Pronator teres muscle
? Superior base:
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Line between two humeral epicondyles? Floor:
Supinator and brachialis muscles
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Cubital fossa (boundaries)
Cubital fossa
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Roof:?Skin
?Superficial fascia containing: cephalic vein, lateral
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cutaneous nerve of forearm, basilic vein, medialcutaneous nerve of forearm & medial cubital vein
?Deep fascia
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?Bicipital aponeurosisFloor:
1.
Brachialis (medially)
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Supinator (laterally)
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Cubital fossa? CONTENTS:
From lateral to medial:
?Radial nerve & its deep branch
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?Tendon of biceps brachii?Termination of brachial artery & beginning of radial
& ulnar arteries
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?Median nerveCubital fossa (contents)
Cubital Fossa Contents
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? Lateral to medial:
Biceps
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TendonBrachial Artery
Median Nerve
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Cubital Fossa
is a triangular depression on
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anterior aspect of theelbow
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Boundaries?Base: line drawn through two
epicondyles of humerus
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?Laterally: brachioradialis
?Medially: pronator teres
?Roof: skin, superficial, deep
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fascia and bicipitalaponeurosis
?Floor: brachialis medially and
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supinator laterally.
Contents of the Cubital Fossa
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(From medial to lateral side)