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Anatomy 2 - Upper Limbs
Arm Nerve Supply
Musculocutaneous Nerve
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Musculocutaneous Nerve - Sensory supply:
Skin
on the
lateral
half
of the
forearm
down to the
base
of the
thumb
(via the
lateral cutaneous
nerve
of the
forearm
)
A)
musculocutaneous nerve
1
Musculocutaneous Nerve - Motor supply:
Biceps brachii
medial
part of
brachialis
and
coracobrachialis
A)
musculocutaneous nerve
1
Musculocutaneous Nerve:
Arises from the ventral rami of
C5
,
C6
and
C7
, the
superior
and
middle
trunks
(anterior divisions) and the
lateral
cord
In the
axilla
it lies
lateral
to the
axillary
artery
It
descends
into the arm by
piercing
coracobrachialis
(which it also innervates)
It then runs
distally
between
biceps
and
brachialis
into the
lateral
side of the
arm
At the
elbow
it becomes the
lateral cutaneous nerve
of the
forearm
which emerges
laterally
from
underneath
biceps
A)
musculocutaneous nerve
1
Musculocutaneous Nerve:
Arises from the ventral rami of C5, C6 and C7, the superior and middle trunks (anterior divisions) and the lateral cord
In the axilla it lies lateral to the axillary artery
It descends into the arm by piercing coracobrachialis (which it also innervates)
It then runs
distally
between
biceps
and
brachialis
into the
lateral
side of the
arm
At the
elbow
it becomes the
lateral cutaneous nerve
of the
forearm
which emerges
laterally
from
underneath
biceps
A)
musculocutaneous nerve
1