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Skeleton of the right upper limb; Anterior and posterior views.
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Palpable bony prominences on the right upper limb; Anterior view.
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Palpable bony prominences on the right upper limb; Posterior view.
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The radius and ulna of the right forearm; Anterior view. The radius and ulna have been separated to demonstrate the articular surfaces of the proximal and distal radioulnar joints.
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The radius and ulna of the right forearm; Posterior view. The radius and ulna have been separated to demonstrate the articular surfaces of the proximal and distal radioulnar joints.
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The radius and ulna of the right arm in supination. The radius and ulna are parallel to each other in supination, whereas in pronation the radius crosses over the ulna.
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The radius and ulna of the right arm in pronation.
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The right upper limb; Lateral view. The forearm is supinated (the radius and ulna are parallel).
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Right forearm; Lateral view. The radius and ulna have been separated to demonstrate the articular surfaces of the ulna for the proximal and distal radioulnar joints.
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The radius and ulna of the right forearm; Anterosuperior view. The proximal and distal radioulnar joints are functionally interlinked by the interosseous membrane. As a result, motion in one joint is invariably combined with motion in the other.
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The proximal articular surfaces of the radius and ulna of the right forearm; Proximal view.
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The bones of the right hand; Palmar view. The skeleton of the hand consists of the ossa carpi (carpus), the metacarpal bones (metacarpus), and the phalanges (digiti manus).
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The bones of the right hand; Dorsal view. The radiocarpal and midcarpal joints (art. radiocarpalis and art. mediocarpalis) are indicated by blue lines.
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Carpal bones (ossa carpi) of the right hand. After removal of radius and ulna, proximal view.
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Carpal bones (ossa carpi) of the right hand. With the wrist in flexion, proximal view.
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Articular surfaces of the midcarpal joint of the right hand (articulatio mediocarpalis). The distal row of ossa carpi is shown from the proximal view. The proximal row is shown from the distal view.
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Articular surfaces of the radiocarpal joint of the right hand (articulatio radiocarpalis). The proximal row of ossa carpi is shown from the proximal view. The articular surfaces of the radius and ulna and the discus articularis (discus ulnocarpalis) are shown from the distal view.
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Hvordan er arkitekturen av metacarpene ved nøytral håndposisjon?

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Architecture of the metacarpus

While in neutral position, the longitudinal axis of each finger is parallel, and the longitudinal axis of the abducted thumb and the spread fingers converge to an intersection point in the capitate.

The metacarpus is where the five digital rays form and then develop into the thumb and fingers.

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Hvordan er håndens arkitektur ved flekterte fingre?

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Architecture of the metacarpus

When bending the finger joints, the axes converge to an intersection point in the scaphoid.
The metacarpus is where the five digital rays form and then develop into the thumb and fingers.

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Hvordan er distrubisjonen av scaphoidfrakturer?

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Scaphoid fractures

Frequency and distribution of scaphoid fractures. Middle third scaphoid fracture is shown.
Carpal fractures, most notably scaphoid fractures (accounting for two thirds of all cases), are another injury caused by falling on the outstretched hand extended in the dorsal direction. Young people are predominantly affected by scaphoid fractures (typical sports injury).

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Ligaments and axes for supination (the radius and ulna are parallel to each other) in the proximal and distal radioulnar joints. Right forearm, anterior view.
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Ligaments and axes for pronation (the radius crosses over the ulna) in the proximal and distal radioulnar joints. Right forearm, anterior view.
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Rotation of the radius and ulna during supination. View of the distal articular surfaces of the radius and ulna of the right forearm. For clarity, the ulnocarpal disk is not shown.
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Rotation of the radius and ulna during semipronation. View of the distal articular surfaces of the radius and ulna of the right forearm. For clarity, the ulnocarpal disk is not shown.
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Rotation of the radius and ulna during pronation. View of the distal articular surfaces of the radius and ulna of the right forearm. For clarity, the ulnocarpal disk is not shown.
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Pronation of the right hand; Anterior view.
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Supination of the right hand; Anterior view.
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The ligaments of the right hand; Dorsal view.
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The ligaments of the right hand; Palmar view
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Interosseous ligaments and compartments within the carpus. Coronal section of the right carpus, dorsal view. (Drawing based on a specimen from the Anatomical Collection of the University of Kiel.)
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Retinaculum musculorum flexorum (lig. carpi transversum) and carpal tunnel, right hand. Right hand, anterior view.
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Bony boundaries of the carpal tunnel of the right hand; Anterior view.
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The joint capsules, ligaments, and digital tendon sheath of the right middle finger; Lateral view.
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The joint capsules, ligaments, and digital tendon sheath of the right middle finger; Palmar view.
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Ligaments reinforcing the digital tendon sheath. Lateral view in extension.
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The capsule and ligaments of the metacarpophalangeal joint. Extension, lateral view.
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Axes of motion of the carpometacarpal joint of the thumb. (articulatio carpometacarpalis pollicis). The saddle-shaped articular surfaces of the trapezium and first metacarpal allow movements about two cardinal axes: an abduction/adduction axis (a) and a flexion/extension axis (b).
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Articulating surfaces of the carpometacarpal joint of the thumb. Palmar-ulnar view.
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Transverse section through the right hand. Posterior view.
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Superficial flexors of the anterior forearm: origin, insertion, action, innervation.
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Gi en oversikt over de dype fleksorene på anteriorsiden i underarmen

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Deep flexors of the anterior forearm: origin, insertion, action, innervation.
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The superficial flexors of the anterior forearm (mm. pronator teres, flexor digitorum superficialis, flexor carpi radialis, flexor carpi ulnaris, and palmaris longus). Right forearm, anterior view.
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The deep flexors of the anterior forearm (mm. flexor digitorum profundus, flexor pollicis longus, and pronator quadratus). Right forearm, anterior view
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Radialis muscles: origin, insertion, action, innervation.
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The muscles of the forearm: radialis muscles (mm. brachioradialis, extensor carpi radialis longus, and extensor carpi radialis brevis). Right forearm, lateral (radial) view.
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The muscles of the forearm: radialis muscles (mm. brachioradialis, extensor carpi radialis longus, and extensor carpi radialis brevis). Right forearm, posterior (dorsal) view.
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Gi en oversikt over de overfladiske, posteriore ekstensormusklene på underarmen

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Superficial extensors of the posterior forearm: origin, insertion, action, innervation.
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Gi en oversikt over de dype, posteriore ekstensormusklene på underarmen

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Deep extensors of the posterior forearm: origin, insertion, action, innervation.
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The superficial extensors of the posterior forearm (mm. extensor digitorum, extensor digiti minimi, and extensor carpi ulnaris). Right forearm, posterior (dorsal) view.
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The deep extensors of the posterior forearm (mm. supinator, abductor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis brevis, extensor pollicis longus, and extensor indicis). Right forearm, posterior (dorsal) view.
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Thenar and hypothenar muscles: origin, insertion, action, innervation.
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The intrinsic muscles of the hand: thenar muscles (mm. abductor pollicis brevis, adductor pollicis, flexor pollicis brevis, and opponens pollicis) and the hypothenar muscles (mm. abductor digiti minimi, flexor digiti minimi brevis, and opponens digiti minimi). Right hand, anterior (palmar) view.
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Gi en oversikt over den intrisiske muskulaturen på hånden

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Metacarpal muscles (lumbricals and interossei): origin, insertion, action, innervation.
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The instrinsic muscles of the hand: metacarpal muscles (lumbricals and interossei) Right hand, anterior (palmar) view, Mm. lumbricales.
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The instrinsic muscles of the hand: metacarpal muscles (lumbricals and interossei) Right hand, anterior (palmar) view, Mm. interosseipalmares.
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The instrinsic muscles of the hand: metacarpal muscles (lumbricals and interossei). Right hand, anterior (palmar) view, Mm. interossei dorsales.
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Gi en oversikt over musklene som er med på å bevege proksimale og distale håndledd

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Hva er kliniske symptom av forkortelse av muskler eller muskelsvakhet i proksimale og diastale håndledd?

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Clinical symptoms of muscle shortening and weakness of the proximal and distal wrist.
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Muscles of the forearm. Right forearm, anterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). The superficial flexors and the radialis group are shown.
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Muscles of the forearm. Right forearm, anterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). The radialis group (brachioradialis, extensor carpi radialis longus, extensor carpi radialis brevis) has been completely removed, along with the flexor carpi radialis, flexor carpi ulnaris, abductor pollicis longus, palmaris longus, and biceps brachii.
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Muscles of the forearm. Right forearm, anterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). Mm. pronator teres and flexor digitorum superficialis have been removed.
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Muscles of the forearm. Right forearm, anterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). All the muscles have been removed.
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Muscles of the forearm. Right forearm, posterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). The superficial extensors and the radialis group are shown.
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Muscles of the forearm. Right forearm, posterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). Mm. triceps brachii, anconeus, flexor carpi ulnaris, extensor carpi ulnaris, and extensor digitorum have been removed.
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Muscles of the forearm. Right forearm, posterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). Mm. abductor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis longus, and the radialis group have been removed.
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Muscles of the forearm Right forearm, posterior view. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion). All the muscles have been removed. Note the membrana interossea antebrachii, which contributes to the origin of several muscles in the forearm.
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Cross section through the right arm. Proximal view.
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Cross section through the right forearm Proximal view.
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Carpal and digital tendon sheaths on the palmar surface of the right hand. The aponeurosis palmaris has been removed.
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Extensor retinaculum and dorsal carpal tendon sheaths (vaginae tendinum carpales dorsales). Right hand, posterior view.
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Schematic cross section through the forearm at the level of the distal radioulnar joint. Right forearm, proximal view.
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Hvor mange, og hva ligger i de dorsale “tendon compartments” i hånden?

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Dorsal tendon compartments for the extensor tendons.
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Hvordan er muskelfestene for de dorsale, intrinsiske musklene på hånden?

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Origins and insertions of the dorsal muscles of the right hand. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion).
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Extensor tendons and intertendinous connections on the dorsum of the right hand.
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Dorsal digital expansion (after Schmidt and Lanz). Middle finger of the right hand, posterior view.
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Dorsal digital expansion (after Schmidt and Lanz). Middle finger of the right hand, radial view.
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Dorsal digital expansion (after Schmidt and Lanz). Middle finger of the right hand, radical view after opening the common tendon sheath of the mm. flexores digitorum superficialis and profundus.
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Dorsal digital expansion (after Schmidt and Lanz). Middle finger of the right hand, cross section at the level of the metacarpal head.
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The palmar aponeurosis. Right hand, anterior view.
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The muscles of the right hand after removal of the aponeurosis palmaris, superficial layer. Anterior view. The aponeurosis palmaris, fascia antebrachii, and mm. palmaris brevis and longus have been removed, along with the palmar and carpal tendon sheaths.
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The muscles of the right hand, middle layer. Anterior view. The m. flexor digitorum superficialis has been removed, and its four tendons of insertion have been divided at the level of the metacarpophalangeal joints (artt. metacarpophalangeae). The ligg. anularia I to III have been cut open to reveal the flexor tendons on the fingers. The retinaculum mm. flexorum (lig. carpi transversum) has been partially removed to open the carpal tunnel (canalis carpi). Of the thenar muscles, portions of the mm. abductor pollicis brevis and flexor pollicis brevis (caput superficiale) have been removed. Part of the m. abductor digiti minimi has been resected on the hypothenar side.
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The muscles of the right hand, middle layer. Anterior view. The m. flexor digitorum profundus has been removed, and its four tendons of insertion and the mm. lumbricales arising from them have been divided. The m. flexor pollicis longus and the m. flexor digiti minimi have also been removed.
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The muscles of the right hand, deep layer. Anterior view. The tendons of insertion, tendon sheaths, and ligg. anularia of the long digital flexors have been completely removed. Both the m. opponens pollicis and the m. opponens digiti minimi have been partially removed.
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Hvor ligger muskelfestene på palmarsiden i hånden?

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Origins and insertions of the palmar muscles of the right hand. The origins and insertions of the muscles are indicated by color shading (red = origin, blue = insertion).
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Course of the arteries of the shoulder and arm. Right side, anterior view.
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Hvilke forgreininger har “hovedarteriene” i armen?

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Arteries of the right upper limb. Anterior view with the forearm supinated.
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Arteries of the right hand. Posterior view.
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Main arterial branches in the right forearm (rami perforantes) from the a. interossea posterior. Forearm pronated, posterior view.
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Deep veins of the right upper limb. Anterior view.
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Superficial veins of the right upper limb. Anterior view.
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Superficial veins of the dorsum of the right hand.
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Lymph vessels of the upper limb (after Schmidt and Lanz). Posterior view. The deep (epifascial) lymphatics of the upper limb accompany the arteries and deep veins, the superficial lymphatics lie in the subcutaneous tissue (tela subcutanea).
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Lymph vessels of the upper limb (after Schmidt and Lanz). Anterior view. The deep (epifascial) lymphatics of the upper limb accompany the arteries and deep veins, the superficial lymphatics lie in the subcutaneous tissue. (tela subcutanea).
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Hvordan foregår lymfedrenasjen av tommelen, indeksfingeren og dorsalsiden av hånden?

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Lymphatic drainage of the thumb, index finger, and dorsum of the hand (after Schmidt and Lanz).
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Course of the plexus brachialis after passing through the interscalene space. Right side, anterior view.
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Hvilke nerver regner man som en del av den infraclavikulære brachial plexus?

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Sensory distribution of the n.cutaneus brachii medialis and n. cutaneus antebrachii medialis of the right arm. Anterior view.
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Sensory distribution of the n.cutaneus brachii medialis and n. cutaneus antebrachii medialis of the right arm. Posterior view.
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Hva innerverer n.radialis?

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Hvordan er klinikken ved skade på n.radialis hhv.:
- Proksimalt
- Midtnivå
- Distalt

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Sensory distribution of the n. radialis. Right arm, anterior view.
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Sensory distribution of the n. radialis. Right arm, posterior view.
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Course of the n. radialis after leaving the fasciculus posterior of the plexus brachialis. Right upper limb, anterior view with the forearm pronated.
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Hva innerverer n.ulnaris?

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Hva er klinikken ved skade på n.ulnaris?

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Traumatic lesions and compression syndromes involving the ulnar nerve.
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Sensory distribution of the n. ulnaris. Right arm, anterior view.
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Sensory distribution of the n. ulnaris. Right arm, posterior view.
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Course of the n. ulnaris from the plexus brachialis.
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Hva innerverer n.medianus?

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Hva vil skade på n.medianus føre til?

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Traumatic lesions and compression syndromes involving the median nerve.
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Sensory distribution of the n. medianus. Right arm, anterior view.
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Sensory distribution of the n. medianus. Right arm, posterior view.
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Course of the n. medianus after the union of its radix medialis and radix lateralis from the fasciculus medialis and fasciculus lateralis of the plexus brachialis. Right upper limb, anterior view.
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Arteries of the dorsum of the hand (dorsum manus) and the extensor sides of the fingers in the right hand. The veins, nerves, skin, subcutaneous tissue, and dorsal fascia of the hand have been removed.
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Deep dissection of the arteries on the extensor side of the forearm and the dorsum of the hand in the right arm. In the elbow region the m. anconeus has been released from its origin and reflected to the side. The m. triceps brachii has also been released from its origin at a more proximal level. On the extensor side of the forearm, the m. extensor carpi ulnaris and m. extensor digitorum have been partially resected.
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The cutaneous nerves on the dorsum of the hand. Right hand, posterior view.
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Exclusive (dark shaded) and overlapping (light shaded) areas of sensory innervation on the dorsum of the hand, for n. ulnaris, n. medianus, and n. radialis. Right hand, posterior view.
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Boundaries of the anatomic snuffbox. Surface anatomy of the dorsum of the right hand, posterolateral view.
122
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Boundaries of the anatomic snuffbox (Foveavradialis). Muscles and tendons of the dorsum of the right hand, radial view.
123
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Superficial arteries and nerves of the palm. Right hand, anterior view. All of the fasciae except the palmar aponeurosis have been removed.
124
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Arteries and nerves of the right middle finger. Lateral view.
125
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Blood supply to the flexor tendons of the finger within the tendon sheath (after Lundborg). Right middle finger, lateral view.
126
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The superficial palmar arch (arcus palmaris superficialis) and its branches. Right hand, anterior (palmar) view. The aponeurosis palmaris and other fasciae have been removed.
127
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The deep palmar arch (arcus palmaris profundus) and its branches. Right hand, anterior (palmar) view. The superficial and deep flexor tendons have been removed.
128
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Arterial anastomoses in the hand. Right hand, anterior (palmar) view.
129
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Arterial anastomoses in the hand. Right hand, posterior (dorsal) view.
130
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Cross section through the right wrist. Distal view.
131
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Tendon sheaths in the carpal tunnel.
132
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View into the canalis carpi of the right hand. Anterior (palmar) view. The flexor retinaculum is transparent. The ulnar tunnel has been opened.
133
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Superficial structures of the regio carpalis anterior. Right hand, anterior view.
134
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Course of the a. and n. ulnaris in the ulnar tunnel and deep palm. Right hand, anterior view. The aponeurosis palmaris and fascia antebrachii have been removed.
136
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Course of the a. and n. ulnaris in the ulnar tunnel and deep palm. Bony landmarks within the ulnar tunnel, right hand, anterior view.
137
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Apertures and walls of the ulnar tunnel with the nerves and vessels (after Schmidt and Lanz). Right hand, anterior view.
138
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Apertures and walls of the ulnar tunnel without the nerves and vessels (after Schmidt and Lanz). Right hand, anterior view.

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