UE Neurovascular Flashcards
What are the borders of the quadrangular space and what resides in it?
Superior border: teres minor Inferior border: teres major Medial border: triceps long head Lateral border: humerus Contents: posterior humeral circumflex A and axillary N
What are the borders of the triangular space and what resides in it?
Superior border: teres minor
Inferior border: teres major
Lateral border: triceps long head
Contents: circumflex scapular A
What are the borders of the triceps hiatus and what resides in it?
Superior border: teres major
Lateral border: humerus
Medial border: triceps long head
Contents: profunda brachii A and radial N
What injuries can happen if you injury your radial N at the axilla?
- tricep weakness
- wrist drop
- digit extension impaired
What is one nerve not in the brachial plexus that has cutaneous innervations and runs w/ medial brachial cutaneous N? What is its segmentation? What does it supply?
- intercostobrachial
- branches from intercostal N from ventral rami T2-T3
- supplies anterior shoulder and brachium
What is the parent nerves of intercostal nerves?
ventral rami turn in to intercostal nerves