Ulnar Nerve | 3D Anatomy Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2016
- Anatomy of the ulnar nerve. Check out the 3D app at AnatomyLearning.com. More videos available on AnatomyZone.com.
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Would like to add one point: The root value for Ulnar Nerve is C7,C8,T1 as according to Gray's, it often receives a communicating branch from the lateral root of the median nerve carrying C7 fibres
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*nerd alert* According to Last's Anatomy, the terminal superficial branch of ulnar nerve supplies palmaris brevis as well, so while it is *mainly* sensory, it is *not exclusively* sensory!
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looking forward to the median and radial nerves!
+tashra01 coming very soon, and then I will be covering lower limb nerves... thanks for watching! :)
2:06 This is so true. The nerve is very vulnerable at the elbow. I just dislocated the nerve in my left arm and now it mounts to the epicondyle as I move my elbow.
Ohhooo, are you fine now??
@@tasbeehaakram8119 Unfortunately, no. I need an MRI and the public healthcare system here in Costa Rica is so flawed they failed to give me an appointment. All I do is try to avoid movements and bendings that would irritate the nerve.
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This is literally very useful for me to overcome the medical terms to understand, what actually happening inside my nerves and muscles. I am very curious to look which part of the hand muscle is feeling cold due to cubital tunnel syndrome and I FOUND THAT EXACTLY
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Yesterday I started having pain in my pinky and knuckle after playing badminton. Now, whenever I hold/grip anything it hurts. Can anyone tell me what is the cause of this and how to make my finger stop hurting please ?
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Medial 2 lumbricals are the lumbricals on the ring and little finger and not on the index and middle finger as shown in the video. Kindly rectify the mistake
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suffering from ulnar nerve injury for last 7 months
when it wil lget recovery
it be allright ??
Me too homie. It's really annoying
Not easy job to recover from nerve injury....
If you cut the ulnar nerve, would you be able to move your arm?
You would, but only to a certain extent. Parts that are innervated by the ulnar nerve would probably lose their function due to it being cut.
Yes but your hand would be shaped like a hook. Don’t cut your nerves
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first year
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Now I know why my pinky and half of my ring finger go numb when resting my elbow against my bed while at a 90 degree angle for extended periods.
this why I am here lol. But seriously just my ring and pinky finger go numb for some reason.
not complete details but close from being complete
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Funverable to injury = funny bone
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yes it's good, but man your accent...it's so hard for me to understand what you are saying and if i didn't akready know most of the stuff i would not be able to understand anything duw to the way you pronounce everything. it would be very helpful if you talked normally and not pronouncing ulnar like owner.
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look for a video in your accent. what do you even mean by "normal'? your accent is normal and others' are abnormal? ignoramus
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