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Radial nerve

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Radial nerve

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  1. 1Radial nerve-arises from posterior cord of brachial plexus with nerve contributions from C5-T1Radial nerve
  2. 2Pathway1. C5-T1 & posterior spinal cord
    2. through the spiral groove of the humerus & under the fibrous arch of the triceps coursing posterolateraly down arm
    3. then winds around the radial head anteriorly into the radial tunnel
    4. passes under the archade of frohse & comes back posteriorly to travel down the posterior lateral forearm to thumb and index finger
  3. 3muscle innervations- triceps
    - brachioradialis
    - extensor carpi radialis
    - extensor digiti minimi
    - abductor pollicus longus
    -extensor indicis
    -anconeus
    -supinator
    -extensor digitorum
    -extensor carpi ulnaris
    - extensor pollicus brevis
  4. 4compression sites1. under lateral head of triceps in upper arm(compression from throwing/weights)
    2. Radial tunnel syndrome:
    - anterior to the radial head as the nerve enters the tunnel, active supination in flexion will cause lateral elbow pain
    - blood vessels can compress the nerve as they spread across the tunnel = pain & weakness with exertion
    - arcade of frohse (fibrous band of supinator ms) will cause weak finger extension & ulnar wrist extension.
    - pain with full passive pronation w/ wrist flexion & pain with resisted supination
    - lesions in tendonal margin of radial extensors may compress nerve
  5. 5S/S-listed in compression sites
    - C7 DTR may be affected
    - sensory changes in posterior arm, forearm into thumb, index and middle finger.
  6. 6AssessmentTest with ULTT 3
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college (Upper limb nerves) Ortho Fichas sobre Radial nerve, creado por Keisha Whisken el 04/10/2015.
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Keisha Whisken · oct 2015
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