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    Shoulder Elbow/Forearm Wrist/Hand

    Ligaments Sterno-clavicular (proximal) Radial collateral (lateral side) Wrist


    sterno-clavicular (anterior /posterior) Annular (circles head of the radius) 2 Collateral (Radial/Ulnar)
    costo-clavicular (keeps clavicle close to 1st rib) Ulnar collateral (medial side) 2 Radial-carpal (Dorsal/volar)
    interclavicular   3 parts – anterior/posterior/intermediate Transverse Carpal Ligament
    (transverse) Hand
    Acromio-clavicular (distal)
    acromio-clavicular (superior/inferior) Cruciform (C1, C3, C5)
    coraco-clavicular (conoid/trapizoid -hold distal end down) Annular (A2, A4)
    Volar Plate
    Glenohumeral
    Collateral (both sides of MP, IP, DIP)
    glenohumeral (superior/middle/inferior/anterior inferior)
    Triangular (Dorsal side of IP & DIP)
    Deep transverse MC
    Extensor hood (sagittal band) (MP)

    Arterie Subclavian Axillary


    Version 1 1st
    s Thyrocervical Supreme thoracic
    Suprascapular
    (Infra/Supra) 2nd
    Transverse Cervical Thoracoacromial trunck
    Superficial (Traps) Lateral Thoracic
    Deep (Rhomboid) (Serratus Anterior)

    Version 2 3rd
    Thyrocervical Anterior Humoral
    Suprascapular Circumflex
    Superficial Cervical Posterior Humoral
    Dorsal Scapular Circumflex
    Subscapular trunck
    Circumflex Scapular
    (Scapula) Brachial Plexus
    Thoracodorsal (Lats)

       

    Forearm & Intrinsic Forearm & Intrinsic


    Nerves Axillary Suprascapular Dorsal Scapular
    Deltoid Supraspinatus Levator Scapula Radial (13) Median (8 + 3 ½)    Ulnar
    Teres Minor Infraspinatus Rhomboid Major Extensor forearm + Flexors except FCU & (7 + 3 ½ )
    triceps 1/2 of FDP Hand - except AbPB, OP & 1/2 of FPB
        Rhomboid Minor     1. FCU
     Thoracodoral Musculocutaneous   1. AbPL 1. PT 2. AddP
    Latissimus Dorsi Coracobrachialis Ansa Cervicalis 2. EPB 2. FCR 3. FDM
      Biceps Omohyoid 3. EPL 3. PL 4. AbdDM
    4. BR 4. FDS 5. ODM
    Upper Supscapular Brachialis   5. ECRL 5. FPL 6. Dorsal interossei
    Subscapularis   Accessory Nerve IX 6. ECRB 6. PQ 7. Palmar interossei
      Long Thoracic Trapezius 7. ED 7. OP
    (1/2)
    Lower Subscapular Serratus Anterior 8. EDM 8. AdPB
    1. FDP
    9. ECU
    Subscapularis  Radial 10. EI (1/2)
    2. Lumbrical
    Teres Major Triceps 3. FPB
    11. Sup 1. FDP
    12. Anc 2. Lumb
    13. Triceps 3. FPB
    Muscles Thenar
    Extensors (12) Flexors (8)
    FPB
    Outcropping Superficial
    AdP
    AbPL PT
    APB
    EPB FCR
    OP
    EPL PL
        FCU (ulnar nerve)
    Hypothenar
    Lateral  
    FDM
    BR (beer drinker) Intermediate
    ADM
    ECRL FDS
    ODM
    ECRB
      Deep
    Interossei
    Medial FDP (median & ulnar)
    Dorsal (DAB) (4)
    ED FPL
    Palmar (PAD) (3)
    EDM PQ
    ECU  
    Lumbricals (4)
     
    -all radial side
    Miscellaneous
    EI
    Sup
      Anc

    Miscellan Mallet Finger


    Quadrangular Space: Triangular Spaces:
    eous T minor (superior) T min (superior) Rupture of lateral bands
    T Major (inferior) T major (inferior) Boutonniere Deformity
    Lat. Tri (lateral) Long Triceps (lateral)
    Lon. Tri (medial) Go through this space:
    Rupture of central slip
    Go through this space: Circumflex Scapular A. Swan Neck
    Posterior Circumflex Hum. A. Rupture of volar plate
    Triangular Interval:
    Axillary nerve
    T Major (superior)
    Claw Hand
    Lat. Tri (lateral)  
    Ulnar nerve damage
    Lon. Tri (medial) 4th/5th digit affected
    See through this space:  
    Radial Nerve
    Profunda Brachial A.

      

    Carpal Tunnel
    Structure
    Scaphoid
    Trapizium
    Hamate
    Pisiform
    Contents
    FDP
    FDS TFCC (triangular fibrocartilage complex)
    –Space from ulna to triquetrum
    FPL
    Median N. Anatomical Snuff Box:
    -1st & 3rd Dorsal Tunnels
      -EPL -Radial A.
    Guyon’s Canal -EPB -Scaphoid (floor)
    -Abd PL
    Ulnar A.
    Ulnar N. Nerve Sandwiches (elbow region):
    Radial = supinator
    Median = pronator teres
    Ulnar = FCU

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