Thanks again Dr. Ebraheim, I've been learning and watching your videos over the course of about two years off and on and have learned so much from you! You are one amazing person - thanks for sharing your gifts with the world!
Just a note between approx.: 4:16 and 9:23 describing the Radial N.'s posterior cutaneous nerve of the arm and the lower lateral cutaneous nerve of the arm. Labeled as it should be at the 4min, but reversed incorrectly at the 9min portion. It has made me even pay more attention to pick it up. Your presentations are a gift.
@ 00:10... there is no C8 vertebrae but there is C8 nerve arises below the C7 vertebrae unlike other cervical nerves which arises above the corresponding vertebrae and are named accordingly.
Hi Dr. about 14 years ago (i'm 29 years old) i suffered a compound frcture to my humerus and tore a good part of my radial nerve. i have some wrist droop and very poor thumb and index finger extension but an extension of all fingers is still slow. I notice my long head and lateral tricep and brachioradialis seem to be somewhat active but definitely smaller/less active than my healthy arm. I believe my extensor muscles in the forearm were most paralyzed. I'm looking for some tips on how to go about strength training this arm. Can I build muscle in my triceps and brachioradialis as they dont seem to be totally paralyzed. Can I build musle in the extensors even though they seem to be much more paralyzed? What surgical options could I consider? I really want to either naturally build muscle for size and support and or consider surgery options. Thank you!!
Steez, sorry to hear about your traumatic injury at such a young age. I'm not a doctor but I'm guessing if your muscles were denervated in your forearm, there's not a lot you can do to build the muscles back up, since the "switchboard" to these muscles were cut off. Since you are so young, there are some options for you, and you can discuss those with your surgeon, if you decide to do tendon transfers, for example, pronator teres to restore wrist extension; flexor carpi ulnaris/radialis or flexor digitorum superficialis transfer to restore finger extension and possibly palmaris longus/flexor carpi radialis to restore some thumb abduction and extension. You should seek out a surgeon skilled in tendon transfers and a good Occupational Therapist, preferable a Certified Hand Therapist (OT or PT) that can help you regain your motor function after surgery if you choose the tendon transfer route. Hope you are in good health.
Good day Sir my son got right hand injury while playing foot. Hos hand was dislocated. After restore hand few hrs he lost sensation in his finger now after 1 month of accident he recovery is seen but his finger can fold full but can't rise up fully only up to 70 percent also no power enough in finger physiotherapy is going on but if you can help mote on it will better.
Deep Branch of radial nerve has a sensory branch called-N interosseous antebrachii posterior which innervates the hand joint.But the information is overall good.
I had an injury where my arm was broken and the nerve severed, after surgery my hand is great at closing but I can't open my hand which I think you describe but I didn't get it. I guess it's wartenbergs
Hi sir.. 2yrs back met with an accident and my right shoulder head got fracture. I underwent surgery and post that I got wrist drop problem. I was told that radial , ulner, median nerve and compressed during surgery and that is the reason for wrist drop. It took 6 months for the problem to reach near normal. I still feel numbness in all my fingers. I can't lift my hand up. I need medical support to get cured. How can you help me sir??
Always very clear, easy to listening to and concise.
I also appreciate the similarity of the entrance into the forearm of the median and ulnar nerve!
Thanks again Dr. Ebraheim, I've been learning and watching your videos over the course of about two years off and on and have learned so much from you! You are one amazing person - thanks for sharing your gifts with the world!
Sir.. Its really amazing.. By ur teaching.. Iam a medical student.. And waiting for every post from u.. Its easy to understand and keep remembering..
You have made medical school a lot easier. THANK YOU!
Just a note between approx.: 4:16 and 9:23 describing the Radial N.'s posterior cutaneous nerve of the arm and the lower lateral cutaneous nerve of the arm. Labeled as it should be at the 4min, but reversed incorrectly at the 9min portion. It has made me even pay more attention to pick it up. Your presentations are a gift.
Your videos are so informative,I am a resident of plastic surgery.I love to watch ur videos cause through them I can enrich my knowledge .
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1:55 Profunda brachii artery arises from the BRACHIAL ARTERY and not AXILLARY ARTERY
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At 1:51
Profunda brachii artery is a branch of brachial artery and not axillary artery.
Thank you. What type of specialist do we go to for problems with the radial nerve?
@ 00:10... there is no C8 vertebrae but there is C8 nerve arises below the C7 vertebrae unlike other cervical nerves which arises above the corresponding vertebrae and are named accordingly.
the circle is a nerve root and not a vertebra
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Please can you make a video how to examine a DVT of lower limb and it's relevant examinations
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Sir what is the problem if your arms and fingers you feel numbness
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Hi Dr. about 14 years ago (i'm 29 years old) i suffered a compound frcture to my humerus and tore a good part of my radial nerve. i have some wrist droop and very poor thumb and index finger extension but an extension of all fingers is still slow. I notice my long head and lateral tricep and brachioradialis seem to be somewhat active but definitely smaller/less active than my healthy arm. I believe my extensor muscles in the forearm were most paralyzed. I'm looking for some tips on how to go about strength training this arm. Can I build muscle in my triceps and brachioradialis as they dont seem to be totally paralyzed. Can I build musle in the extensors even though they seem to be much more paralyzed? What surgical options could I consider? I really want to either naturally build muscle for size and support and or consider surgery options. Thank you!!
Steez, sorry to hear about your traumatic injury at such a young age. I'm not a doctor but I'm guessing if your muscles were denervated in your forearm, there's not a lot you can do to build the muscles back up, since the "switchboard" to these muscles were cut off. Since you are so young, there are some options for you, and you can discuss those with your surgeon, if you decide to do tendon transfers, for example, pronator teres to restore wrist extension; flexor carpi ulnaris/radialis or flexor digitorum superficialis transfer to restore finger extension and possibly palmaris longus/flexor carpi radialis to restore some thumb abduction and extension. You should seek out a surgeon skilled in tendon transfers and a good Occupational Therapist, preferable a Certified Hand Therapist (OT or PT) that can help you regain your motor function after surgery if you choose the tendon transfer route. Hope you are in good health.
Good day sir, I'm only asking how about the frozen shoulder what is the problem why have like that
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Good day Sir my son got right hand injury while playing foot. Hos hand was dislocated. After restore hand few hrs he lost sensation in his finger now after 1 month of accident he recovery is seen but his finger can fold full but can't rise up fully only up to 70 percent also no power enough in finger physiotherapy is going on but if you can help mote on it will better.
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How to solve that frozen shoulder problem
Profunada brachii is a branch of brachial artery , not axillary branch 1:48
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Sir my right hand is wrist drop please guide me
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Deep Branch of radial nerve has a sensory branch called-N interosseous antebrachii posterior which innervates the hand joint.But the information is overall good.
Thank you sir
radial nerve supply long and medial head of triceps of medial and lateral head
I had an injury where my arm was broken and the nerve severed, after surgery my hand is great at closing but I can't open my hand which I think you describe but I didn't get it. I guess it's wartenbergs
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Hi sir.. 2yrs back met with an accident and my right shoulder head got fracture. I underwent surgery and post that I got wrist drop problem. I was told that radial , ulner, median nerve and compressed during surgery and that is the reason for wrist drop. It took 6 months for the problem to reach near normal. I still feel numbness in all my fingers. I can't lift my hand up. I need medical support to get cured. How can you help me sir??
R u fain now from wrist drop
hi, what about now? did you get full recovered?
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