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MSK Upper Quadrant
Elbow, Wrist & Hand
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Posterior Elbow Compartment
Year 2 Physio > MSK Upper Quadrant > Elbow, Wrist & Hand > Elbow
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Anterior Elbow Compartment
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Medial Elbow Compartment
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Elbow Red Flags
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Lateral Elbow Compartment
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Bony Anatomy:
3 joints that make up the elbow joint
humeroradial joint
capitulum (humerus)
head of radius
humeroulnar joint
trochlea (humerus)
trochlear notch (ulnar)
superior radioulnar joint
head of radius
radial notch on ulnar
A)
Humeroradial joint
B)
Humeroulnar joint
C)
Superior radioulnar joint
3
Neurovascular structures:
brachial artery comes down anterior aspect of elbow before splitting into the ulnar and radial arteries
3 main peripheral nerves going across the elbow into the arm - radial, median, ulnar nerve
A)
brachial artery
B)
radial artery
C)
ulnar artery
D)
radial nerve
E)
median nerve
F)
ulnar nerve
6
Clinical Framework
:
consider person
triage
for
red flags
stage and
SIN
dominant pain mechanism
can a
structural diagnosis
be made
Management
:
advice
and education
symptom control (as required)
build
capacity
(prioritise as appropriate)
return to function
Not to be missed:
referred pain from:
cervical spine
upper thoracic spine
shoulder
referred pain from:
cardiac tissue
disorders affecting articular surfaces:
osteoarthritis
rheumatoid arthritis
DO THIS
LECTURES
CASE STUDY
WHEN REVISING (IN
LECTURE 9
PART 3
)
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