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11 Cards in this Set
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Boundaries |
Sup - imag line brwn med n lat condyle Medially - pron teres Lateral brachioradialis Floor - brachialis and supinator muscle |
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Contents if cubital fossa |
1. Terminal part if brachial a (btwn biceps T n med n) 2. Commencement of radial n ulnar a 3. Veins draining the arteries 4. Med n 5. Biceps T 6. Radial n |
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Bicipital aponeurosis |
Covers med n and brachial a |
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Radial N div into superficial and deep branches |
Below lip of brachioradialis....sup continues deep to it... deep branch passes 2 heads of supinator muscle |
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Subcut tissue overlying the fossa contains |
1. Medial cubital vein 2. Med and lateral antebrachial cut n |
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Surface anatomy of arm/cub fossa |
1. Borders of deltoid + distal attachment 2. 3 heads od triceps + its tendon 3. Olecranon 4. Biceps brachii 5. Biceps tendon 6. Prox part of bicipital aponeurosis 7. Cephalic vein (maybe basilic too) 8. Head of humerus 9. Brachial a 10. Med and lat epicondyle of humerus |
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Main neurovasc bundle of the limb |
Below the basilic vein |
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Surgical neck of humerus fracture |
In elderly ppl with osteoporosis |
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During mid humeral fracture...is triceps paralyzed |
Nerves to 2 of its head have a high origin |
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Popeye deformity |
Rupture of long head of biceps...Muscle belly forms a ball near distal ant part of arm |
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Rupture of biceps tendon |
Weight liftets....tendinitis.... repetitive overhead motions ( swimmers, baseball pitchers) |