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Nerve Pathways

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Nerve Pathways
Cord & Root Anatomy
- Made up of
- White Matter
- Grey Matter
- Dorsal Root
- Entry Zone
- Ganglion
- Dorsal Ramus
- Spinal Nerve
- Ventral Ramus
- Ventral Root
- Made up of
Spinal Nerves
- Nerve Pathway
- 31 pairs of spinal nerves (joining of ventral & dorsal roots)
- Anterior/Ventral Rami (branch)
- Upper and lower limbs, anterior trunk
- Posterior/Dorsal Rami (branch)
- Deeper muscles, dorsal trunk
- Nerve Pathway
Spinal Nerve Plexus
- Cervical
- C1-C4
- Head, Neck, Superior chest and shoulders
- Phrenic
- Brachial
- C5-T1
- Shoulders and upper limbs
- Musculocutaeneous, Median, Ulnar, Radial, Axillary
- Shoulders and upper limbs
- C5-T1
- Lumbar
- L1-L4
- Antero-lateral adbom. Wall, part of lower limb
- Femoral/ Obturator
- Antero-lateral adbom. Wall, part of lower limb
- L1-L4
- Lumbosacral
- L4-S3
- Buttocks, perineum, lower limbs
- Sciatic
- Buttocks, perineum, lower limbs
- L4-S3
- Cervical
Dermatomes
- Skin area innervated by cutaneous sensory fibres of a single nerve root
Myotomes
- Group of muscles innervated by the motor fibres of a single nerve root
Musculocutaneous Nerve
- Lat. Cord of brachial plexus
- Root value – C5,6 & 7
- Laterally to axillary artery
- descends between artery and coracobrachialis (pierces)
- Passes distally between biceps and brachialis to lateral arm
- At elbow – pierces deep fascia between biceps and brachioradialis
- Passes distally between biceps and brachialis to lateral arm
- descends between artery and coracobrachialis (pierces)
Median Nerve
- Partly lateral and medial cord of plexus
- Nerve Root – Med. C5,6,7 Lat. C8, T1
- Under biceps brachii, lower part of the arm lies on brachialis and in the cubital fossa
- Enters the forearm by passing between 2 heads of pronator teres and runs below the tendinous arch.
- Descends on FDP until just above the wrist where it becomes superficial passing between tendons of FDS and FCR, deep to PL
- Enters hand deep to flexor retinaculum
- Descends on FDP until just above the wrist where it becomes superficial passing between tendons of FDS and FCR, deep to PL
- Enters the forearm by passing between 2 heads of pronator teres and runs below the tendinous arch.
- Partly lateral and medial cord of plexus
Radial Nerve
- Post cord of brachial plexus
- Root Value – C5,6,7,8 (T1)
- Lies behind axillary and brachial artery passing ant. To tendons of subscap, lat dorsi and teres major
- Enters posterior arm by passing through triangular space
- Once through space enters the radial groove of humerus between lateral and medial heads of triceps
- Pierces lateral intermuscular septum to enter anterior compartment, lies between brachialis and brachioradialis
- Lies in front of the lateral epicondyle where it splits into superficial and deep branches
- Pierces lateral intermuscular septum to enter anterior compartment, lies between brachialis and brachioradialis
- Once through space enters the radial groove of humerus between lateral and medial heads of triceps
- Enters posterior arm by passing through triangular space
- Lies behind axillary and brachial artery passing ant. To tendons of subscap, lat dorsi and teres major
- Root Value – C5,6,7,8 (T1)
- Post cord of brachial plexus
Ulnar Nerve
- Medial Branch of brachial plexus
- Nerve root – C8, T1
- Medial to Axillary artery
- Down medial aspect of arm to Brachial artery Pierces medial intermuscular septum into posterior compartment of arm
- Between medial condyle & olecranon then anterior compartment of forearm
- Medial aspect of forearm branching to superficial & deep components
- Between medial condyle & olecranon then anterior compartment of forearm
- Down medial aspect of arm to Brachial artery Pierces medial intermuscular septum into posterior compartment of arm
- Medial to Axillary artery
- Nerve root – C8, T1
- Medial Branch of brachial plexus
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