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Orthopedics

Section Editor: Dr. Sulabh Kumar Shrestha, MBBS, PGY1 Orthopedics

carpal tunnel anatomy
PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Carpal Tunnel Anatomy

Epomedicine May 21, 2014 No Comments AnatomyMusculoskeletal systemOrthopedics

Synonyms: Carpal canal Definition of Carpal Tunnel Carpal tunnel is an osseofibrous space on the palmar aspect of wrist extending from distal volar wrist crease…

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radial nerve course branches
Clinical Skills and Approaches PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Radial Nerve Anatomy and Examination : Simplified with Mnemonics

Dr. Sulabh Kumar Shrestha, MS Orthopedics May 20, 2014 2 Comments AnatomyMusculoskeletal systemOrthopedics

Synonyms: Nervus radialis, Musculospiral nerve Recommended reading: Course 1. Origin: Terminal branch of Posterior cord of brachial plexus (Root value: C5, C6, C7, C8, T1)…

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Autonomous zones
Clinical Skills and Approaches

Autonomous Sensory Zones of Peripheral Nerves

Epomedicine May 12, 2014 No Comments Clinical examinationNervous systemOrthopedicsSurgery

Synonym: Autonomous area Definition: These are the regions where single nerve roots supply distinct and non-overlapping areas of skin. By their nature the “autonomous zones”…

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PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Applied anatomy of Knee Joint

Epomedicine Jan 5, 2014 No Comments Musculoskeletal systemOrthopedics

A. Osteology: 1. Femur: Largest bone in the body Distal femur possess 2 condyles of which the medial one is larger Medial epicondyle is more…

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PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Applied anatomy of Anatomical Snuff Box

Epomedicine Dec 17, 2013 No Comments AnatomyMusculoskeletal systemOrthopedics

Synonyms: Radial fossa, Foveola radialis Note: Depression in the humerus which receives the head of radius is also named as Radial fossa Definition: It is…

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