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Mapa mental

Upper Limb

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Upper Limb

  1. Shoulder

    • Pectoral Girdle
      • Scapula
        • Superior Border
          • Coracoid Process
          • Suprascapular notch
        • Glenoid Cavity
        • Infraglenoid Tubercle
        • Supraglenoid Tubercle
        • Acromion
      • Clavicle
        • Joints
          • Sternoclavicular
            • Between Clavicular notch and manubrium of the sternum
            • Ligaments
              • Anterior & Posterior Sternoclavicular Ligaments
              • Interclavicular (between 2 clavicles & superior manubrium)
              • Costoclavicular (Proximal end of clavicle to 1st rib)
          • Acromioclavicular
            • Ligaments
              • Acromioclavicular: Superior to joint, between clavicle & Acromion
              • Coracoclavicular
                • Trapezoid: Trapezoid line of clavicle to coracoid process
                • Conoid: Coinoid tubercle of clavicle to coracoid process
    • Proximal Humerus
      • Head
        • Glenohumeral Joint
      • Anatomical Neck
      • Greater Tubercle
        • Facets
          • Inferior
            • Supraspinatus Muscle
          • Middle
            • Infraspinatus Muscle
          • Superior
            • Teres Minor Muscle
      • Lesser Tubercle
        • Subscapularis Muscle
        • Intertubercular sulcus (bicipital groove)
          • Lateral Lip
            • Pectoralis Major Muscle
          • Floor
            • Latissimus Dorsi Muscle
          • Medial Lip
            • Theres Major Muscle
      • Surgical Neck
  2. Forearm

    • Radius
      • Proximal End
        • Head
          • Articulates with capitulum and distally with the radial notch of the ulna
        • Neck
          • Short and narrow
        • Radial Tuberosity
          • Large, blunt projection, inferior to the neck, attachment for biceps brachii
      • Triangular Cross Section
        • Anterior, Posterior & Interosseous borders
        • Anterior, Posterior & Lateral Surfaces
        • Flattened distally, has A, P, L & M surfaces
    • Ulna
      • Olecranon
        • Large projection, extending proximally, articulates with trochlea anterolaterally, superior edge is rough enabling triceps brachii attachment
      • Coronoid Process
        • Projects anteriorly, links with Olecranon
      • Trochlear Notch
        • Formed by Olecranon and Coronoid Process
      • Radial Notch
        • Articulates with the radius
      • Tuberosity of the ulna
        • Largest roughening on anterior surface or Coronoid Process: attachment for brachialis muscle
      • Triangular Cross Section
        • Anterior, Posterior & Interosseous borders
        • Anterior, Posterior & Medial Surfaces
        • Distal end is small, rounded and has 'ulnar Styloid Process'
    • Divided into compartments:
      • Lateral intermuscular septum, interosseous membrane, attachment of deep fascia
      • Anterior
        • 3 Muscle Layers
          • Superficial (4 Muscles)
            • Flexor Carpi Ulnaris
              • Has second origin at olecranon, attaches to the pisiform distally
            • Palmaris Longus
              • Attaches to deep fascia/palmar aponeurosis , flexor of wrist
            • Flexor Carpi Radialis
              • Attaches to anterior metacarpals II & III, flexor & abductor, lage tendon immediately medial to radial pulse
            • Pronator Teres
              • Also originates supraepicondylar ridge, attaches to lateral surface of mid-radius
            • All originate from medial epicondyle
          • Intermediate (1 Muscle)
            • Flexor digitorium superficialis
              • 2 heads:
                • Humero-ulnar head: from medial epicondyle and medial head of coronoid process
                • Radial Head: Anterior oblique line of radius
              • Forms 4 tendons: split and pass posteriorly around proximal phalanx and attach to middle phalanx, tendons for ring & middle finger are superficial to index & little finger
                • Flexion of MCPJ, IPJ & Wrist
          • Deep (3 Muscles)
            • Flexor digitorium profundus
              • Origin: Anterior & Medial surfaces ulna & adjacant interosseous membrane. Becomes 4 tendons inserting on bases of distal phalanges
              • Flexes MCPJ, PIPJ, DIPJ & Wrist
              • Lateral 1/2- anterior interosseous nerve, Medial 1/2- ulnar nerve
            • Flexor pollicis longus
              • Origin: Anterior surface of radius & adjacent interosseous membrane, single tendon attaching to distal phalanx of thumb
              • Anterior interosseous nerve
            • Pronator quadratus
              • Origin: Linear ridge on anterior surface of ulna, inserting on anterior surface of radius, moves distal end of radius to pronate
              • Anterior Interosseous nerve
      • Posterior
        • Superficial Layer (7 Muscles)
          • Brachioradialis
            • Origin: Proximal supraepicondylar ridge, inserts lateral distal radius, accessory flexor
          • Extensor carpi radialis longus
            • Origin: Distal supraepicondylar ridge & lateral epicondyle. Tendon to dorsal base of 2nd metacarpal. Extends & abducts the wrist.
          • Extensor carpi radialis brevis
            • Origin: Lateral epicondyle, tendon inserts base of metacarpals II & III, extends and abducts the wrist.
          • Extensor digitorium
            • Origin: Lateral epicondyle. Forms 4 tendons inserting into extensor hoods on middle/distal phalanges. Extensor of fingers.
          • Extensor digiti minimi
            • Accessory extensor of little finger.
          • Extensor carpi ulnaris
            • From Lateral epicondyle, tendon inserting into medial 5th metacarpal. Extends & adducts wrist.
          • Anconeus
            • From lateral Epicondyle to posterolateral surface of olecranon, abducts the ulna.
        • Deep Layer (5 Muscles)
          • Supinator
            • 2 heads: Superficial- lateral epicondyle and deep- supinator crest on posterolateral ulna. Inserts on proximal radius. Supinates forearm
          • Abductor pollicis longus
            • Origin: Proximal posterior surface of radius, ulna & interosseous membrane. Tendon inserts lateral side of 1st metacarpal, abducts thumb at proximal joint of MCP.
          • Extensor pollicis brevis
            • Origin: Posterior radius & interosseous membrane. Inserts into dorsal base of proximal phalanx of thumb. Extends MCPJ
          • Extensor pollicis longus
            • Origin: Posterior ulna/adjacent interosseous membrane, tendon inserts into distal phalanx of thumb, extends all thumb joints.
          • Extensor indicis
            • Origin: Posterior surface of ulnar & interosseous membrane (distal to extensor pollicis longus) passes into extensor hood of index finger. Accessory extensor of index finger.
  3. Arm

    • Humerus
      • Triangular, 3 surfaces and 3 borders
        • Anterior, Lateral & Medial borders
          • Intermuscular septa attach to lateral & Medial Borders
        • Anterolateral, Anteromedial & Posterior surfaces
          • Posterior surface has attachment for lateral head of triceps brachii (inferior to Surgical Neck)
          • Radial Groove between posterior and anterolateral surfaces. Radial Nerve & Profunda brachii artery lie in this grove.
      • Distal End: condyle, 2 epicondyles & 3 fossae
        • Condyle has 2 articular parts:
          • Capitulum
            • Articulates with Radius
            • Lateral, anterior, not visible posteriorly
          • Trochlea
            • Articulates with Ulna
            • Medial, Extends posteriorly
        • Epicondyles
          • Lateral
            • Attachment for posterior compartment muscles
          • Medial
            • Large, palpable protuberance, attachment for anterior compartment muscles
        • Fossae (Superior to Condyle)
          • Radial
            • Least Distinct, immediately superior to capitulum
          • Coronoid
            • Adjacent to Radial Fossa, superior to trochlea
          • Olecranon
            • Largest, superior to trochlea on posterior surface
      • Muscle Compartments
        • Anterior
          • Corachobrachialis
            • Coracoid Process of Scapula to medial midshaft Humerus
              • Flexes Arm
          • Brachialis
            • Short-head from coracoid process, long-head from supraglenoid tubercle, attaches to radial tuberosity
              • Flexes arm and glenohumeral joint
          • Biceps Brachii
            • Originates from distal half of anterior humerus, underlying biceps brachii, attaches to tuberosity of ulna
          • Musculocutaneous innveration
        • Posterior
          • Triceps Brachi
            • 3 heads
              • Long-head from infraglenoid tubercle
              • Medial-head from inferior to radial groove
              • Lateral head from roughening superior to radial groove
            • Attaches to superior surface of olecranon
              • Extends forearm
            • Radial nerve innervation
  4. Wrist

    • Carpal Bones
      • Proximal
        • Pisiform (pea shaped)
        • Triquetrum (three sided)
        • Lunate (crescent)
        • Scaphoid (boat shaped)
      • Distal
        • Hamate (Has a hook)
        • Capitate (Has a head)
        • Trapezoid (4 sided)
        • Trapezium (irreg. 4 sided)
      • Form carpal tunnel: Carpal arch (anterior facing) formed by carpal bones. Posterior (roof) formed by flexor retinaculum ligament,
        • Structures passing through tunnel:
          • 4 Tendons of Flexor Digitorum Profundus, 4 Tendons of Flexor Digitorum Superficialis (share a sheath)
          • Tendon of Flexor Pollicis Longus
          • Median nerve passes anterior to tendon
        • Ulnar Nerve, Ulnar artery & Palmaris longus tendon are anterior to carpal tunnel
  5. Hand

    • 5 Metacarpals
    • Phalanges
      • Thumb: Distal, Proximal
      • 4 Fingers: Distal, Middle, Proximal
    • Intrinsic Muscles (Execute Precision Movements)
      • Palmar brevis
      • Interossei
      • Thenar
      • Hypothenar
      • Lumbrical
      • Median Nerve (T1/C8)

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MBChB Medicine Mapa Mental sobre Upper Limb, criado por ben.shipway em 28-11-2015.
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