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Orthopedics 5th year, 10th/part one lecture (Dr. Bakhtyar)

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Page 1: Orthopedics 5th year, 10th/part one lecture (Dr. Bakhtyar)

Radial nerve

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Supplies:

TricepsBrachioradialisSupinatorAll extensors in the forearmAbductor pollicis longusA small patch of skin at the

base of the thumb

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Causes of injury:

Crutch palsy

Fracture of humerus

Tourniquet palsy

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Signs and symptoms

Wasting of the above musclesWrist dropLoss of supination of extended elbow.Weak abduction of thumbSensation loss at the base of thumb.

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Treatment

Open wounds: Repair or graftClosed wounds: Spontaneous recovery during 8-12 weeks. If not: Exploration and repairIf repair failed: Tendon transfer

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Median nerve

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Supplies:All flexors in the forearm except:Flexor carpi ulnarisUlnar ½ of flexor digitorum profundusThe two pronatorsThenar eminence musclesLateral two lumbricalsSkin: lateral ⅔ of palm + lateral 3½ fingers

(palmar surface)

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Causes:

Forearm fractures

Elbow dislocation

Gunshot or stab wound

Carpal dislocation

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Symptoms and Signs:

All above muscles are wasted

Weak wrist flexion

Weak pronation

Pointing index sign is +ve

Thumb abduction is weak

Sensation loss and trophic ulcers

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Treatment:

Repair or graft

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Ulnar nerve

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Supplies:

Two flexors in the forearm

Hypothenar eminence muscles

Eight interossei and two lumbricals

Abduction and Adduction of the fingers

Flexion of M.P.J

Extension of I.P.J

Adductor pollicis

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Causes

Injuries

Pressure of a deep ganglion in the wrist

Fractures around elbow

Cubitus valgus deformity

Nerve entrapment in the cubital tunnel

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Symptoms and signs

Hypothenar wasting

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Wasting of the interossei(first dorsal interosseous

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Claw hand

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Loss of thumb adduction (Froment’s test)

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Sensation loss

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Treatment

Repair or Graft

Tendon transfer

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Femoral nerve

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Supplies:

Quadriceps muscle

Iliopsoas muscle

Skin: (1) Anterior of thigh

) 2 (Medial aspect of the leg.

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Causes

Gunshot

Bleeding into the thigh

Traction during operation

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Symptoms and signs

Loss of knee extension

Hand- knee gait

Numbness of skin

↓Knee jerk.

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TreatmentSuturing OR Grafting

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