Forearm & Hand

Question 1

What are the possible causes for a TP found in the Brachialis?

Answer 1

Overload of Forearm Flexion during heavy lifting.

“Tennis Elbow”.

Question 2

What are symptoms of TP’s found in the Brachialis?

Answer 2

Radial nn Entrapment, Soreness of the Thumb, Pain over Anterior Delt.

Question 3

What are the Pain patterns of a TP found in the Brachialis

Answer 3

Anterior Shoulder, Inner elbow, (Thenar Eminence) Just proximal to the Thumb.

Question 4

What are the Associated TP’s for the Brachialis?

Answer 4

Biceps brachii, Brachioradialis, Supinator.

Question 5

What are the possible Differential Diagnoses for a TP in the Brachialis?

Answer 5

C-5, C-6 Radiculopathy, Bicipital Tendinitis, Supraspinatus Tendinitis and Carpal tunnel syndrome.

Question 6

What are the possible causes for a TP in the Brachioradialis?

Answer 6

Repetitive, forceful gripping such as weeding / scraping ice off car.
Or continue rein jury of the area.

Question 7

What are Symptoms of a TP found in the Brachioradialis?

Answer 7

Pain in Lateral Epicondyle, spreading to Wrist and Hand.
“Tennis Elbow”
Weakness of grip
Pain & limited movement

Question 8

What are the pain patterns for a TP found in the Brachioradialis mm?

Answer 8

Lateral Elbow, & Lateral Forearm to dorsal side of the hand.

Question 9

What are the Associated TP’s for a TP of the Brachioradialis?

Answer 9

Extensor Carpi radialis longus.
Exstenor Digitorum.
Supinator.

Question 10

What are the Differential Diagnoses for a TP of the Brachioradialis mm?

Answer 10

Lateral Epicondalitis.
C-5, C-6 Radiculopathy.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.