Brachial Plexus & Nerves of Upper Limb | Ortho-Anatomy Integrated video| DBMCI NEXT Pattern Teaching

Brachial Plexus & Nerves of Upper Limb | Ortho-anatomy Integrated video| DBMCI NEXT Pattern Teaching
This video describes Brachial Plexus & Nerves of the Upper Limb under following heading - Formation, Branches and applied Anatomy, in both orthopedics and anatomy facts
Formation- VENTRAL RAMI of C5 to T1 spinal Nerve
Flow: roots - Trunk - Division - Cords - Branches
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[@MrSidthecooldude]

Correction at 27:25
FDS causes PIP flexion by attaching with 2 heads on the volar aspect of middle phalanx
FDP causes DIP flexion by attaching to distal phalanx

[@sanchaitamondal4684]

Awesome sirr need more video like this plsss

[@dbmci_egurukul]

sure

[@faizansari90810]

Thanks sir and mam ..shilpi mam your video is come after a long time.

[@abhishekranjan2685]

Please continue integrated lecture in future.
Thanks sir and mam.

[@dbmci_egurukul]

sure

[@vaibhavhadia6678]

Plz continue such integrated videos. Amazing explanation by sir and ma'am💯

[@virendre8thakur639]

Thanks to both of you 🙏

[@NarendraKumar-vs9ps]

Wow Andhi Toofan ek sath FOR ...Anatomy
Very good 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@learnteachlt5377]

We need more this type of video

[@satyanarisetti8233]

Sir Basically iam a physiotherapist the classes like this will help full for me for my pg entrance also
And for my assessment also
Thank u mam and sir

[@thebluephoenix1543]

One word - Excellent ❤️

[@rudrarana1791]

Looking forward for integrated live classes..must needed initiative..

[@dbmci_egurukul]

sure, we'll let you know

[@shwetayadav8297]

OMGGGGG TGHANKS AWESOME N BEST INTEGRATION

[@138-sagarmehta8]

Wonderful....

[@SamMy-ex8se]

Thank you sir n mam

[@medicallifewithjohn]

Awesome

[@DoremonDoremon102]

Wonderful Lecture of the Two🎒Thank you
Sir and madam

[@emin3m851]

a excellent video. but i wanted a discussion to be started with a case scenario, that would give a broad prospective

[@plarya611]

Thank a lot !

[@samina9587]

Ausome

[@mdmillatreza9501]

Very Nice teaching approach

[@plarya611]

Very very nice video sir and ma'am.

[@vaibhavgunjal6413]

Thanks sir 👍👍

[@agentx1515]

Awesome class

[@ParthBambhroliya]

Mark My Words
In future there will be Anatomy + physio + patho + micro + pharma + medicine + radio Integrated videos..
And then all 19 subjects integrated videos...
Hypothetically 🤔

[@suraazsarraf3268]

Beautifui explanation by sir nd mam but slightly mistake by sir while saying insertion of FDP ND FDS by sir which is proximal insertion by FDP ND distal insertion by FDS but while explaning ulnar paradox insertion of these muscles were corrected i.e distal insertion by FDP nd proximal insertion by FDS

[@prachigoyal7109]

Correction at 30:33 ,, all lumbricals are not supplied by ulnar nerve. L1 & L2 by Median nerve and L3 & L4 by ulnar nerve

[@kamaninareshbabu3282]

Sir please once explain about this ulnar paradox ..

[@janeta8574]

The more higher the level of injury ,the lesser is the deformity visible.
ulnar nerve damage at wrist-partial claw hand(DIP flexed since FDP spared)
But if the injury is higher ,like in the elbow ,then FDP is also involved ,hence the muscles responsible for clawing also gets paralysed ,thus falsely making the hand appear normal or less damaged compared to injury at level of wrist!

[@V.K._.medico]

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[@montygaming2866]

As there are 7 cervical vertebrae but why there are 8 cervical nerves

[@vishalprasad2138]

In addition to the seven cervical nerves that pass inferior to the seven cervical vertebrae, one cervical never also passes superior the first cervical vertebra

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[@montygaming2866]

Plez replz of my comment