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Carpal tunnel

Passageway deep to flexor retinaculum


Latterally: Between scaphoid and trapezium


Medially: pisiform and hamate



Median nerve

Supplies 2.5 thenar muscles


Supplies 1& 2 lumbricals

Ulnar nerve

Supplies hypothenar muscle


Medial 2 lumbricals


AD


Deep head of FPB


Hypothenar muscles

On opposite side as thumb


Produce hypothenar eminence on palm

Nerve of fine movements

Ulnar nerve


Innervates muscles that are concerned with intricate hand movements

Sternoclavicular joint

Synovial saddle joint


(Functions like ball in socket)


Divided into 2 comaprtments by articular disc

SC movement/strength

Very strong


Allows movement of pectoral girdle and upper limb


Clavicle can be ride 60° upward


And 30° anteriorly/posterioely

Acromioclavicular joint

Plane synovial


Covered by fibrocartilage


Separated by an incomplete wedge shaped articular disc

Scapulothoracic

Conceptual joint (not a "true" joint)


- no joint capsule, etc


Scapulo humeral rhythm

Scapula and humerus move in a 1:2 ratio.


If arm is abducted by 180°


-60° occurs by scapula rotate


-120° occurs by humerus rotates

Glenohumeral joint

Synovial Ball and socket


Wide movement


Relatively unstable

Glenoid labrum

Ring like fibrocartilaginous lip surrounding glenoid cavity


Deepens cavity

Glenoid cavity holding power

Hold only 1/3 of humeral head


Head held in place by rotator cuff muscles

Glenohumeral joint movements

More freedom to move than any other joint


Due to lossness of joint and the configuration of spherical head in shallow cavity

Flexion of pectoral girdle occurs at which joints

Sternoclavicular


Acromioclavicular


Glenohumeral


Scapulothoracic

Abduction of pectoral girdle occurs at which joints

Sternoclavicular


Acromioclavicular


Glenohumeral


Scapulothoracic

Extension of pectoral girdle occurs at which joints

Glenohumeral

Rotation (medial & lateral) of pectoral girdle occurs at which joints

Glenohumeral

Limiting ligaments of flexion (pectoral girdle)

Posterior part or coracohumeral


Trapezoid


Posterior joint capsule of glenohumeral joint

Limiting muscles of flexion

Rhomboids


Levator scapulae


Extensor and external rotator muscles

Limiting ligaments of abduction

Middle and inferior glenohumeral


Trapezoid


Inferior part of joint capsule

Limiting muscle of abduction

Rhomboid


Levator scapulae


Adductor muscles

Other limitors of abductions

Bony aplositiom between greater tubercle of humerus and superior part of glenoid cavity

Extension ligament limitors

Anterior joint capsule


Anterior part of coracohumeral

Limiting extension muscles

Clavicular head of pectoralis major

Limiting medial rotation ligaments

Posterior glenohumeral joint capsule

Limiting medial rotation muscle

Infraspinatus


Teres minor

Lateral rotation limiting ligaments

Glenohumeral


Coacohumeral


Anterior glenohumeral joint capsule

Lateral rotation muscle limitors

Latissimus dorsi


Teres major


Pectoralis major


Subscapularis