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Mobile joint
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upper extremity
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prehensile organ (body part or organ that is adapted for seizing or grasping, especially by wrapping around)
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hand
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BONES OF THE SHOULDER GIRDLE
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1) Clavicle
2) Scapula
3) Humerus
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- Flat, triangular bone
- Lies between T2 – T7
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scapula
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- only attachment of UE to trunk
- saddle joint– 2 planes;2* of freedom
- (+) articular disc
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sternoclavicular joint
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- Ant and post sternoclavicular lig.
- Interclavicular lig
- Costoclavicular lig
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ligaments of sternoclavicular joint
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ligament strong; primary stability
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costoclavicular ligament
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Motion
- contraction (serratus anterior)
- retraction (trapezius and rhomboid)
- elevation (trapezius, sternocleidomastoid, levator scapulae, rhomboid)
- depression (pectoralis minor and subclavius)
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sternoclavicular
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plane joint
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acromioclavicular
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- Superior and inferior acromioclavicular lig
- Coracoclavicular lig
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acromioclavicular joint
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conoid and trapezoid
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coracoclavicular ligament
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gliding movements takes place when the scapula rotates or when the clavicle is elevated or depressed
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acromioclavicular joint
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- (+) glenoid labrum
- ball & socket joint; 3 degrees of freedom
- very mobile but limited stability
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glenohumeral joint
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- Glenohumeral lig
- Transverse humeral lig
- Coracohumeral lig
- Coracoacromial lig
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glenohumeral joint
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Z-band; 3 fibers; weak
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glenohumeral ligament
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Motions:
- flexion,
- extension,
- abduction,
- adduction,
- IR,
- ER
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glenohumeral joint
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- Elevation
- Depression
- Protraction / abduction Retraction / adduction
- Upward rotation
- Downward rotation
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scapular motions
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2:1 ratio for abduction
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scapulo-humeral mechanism
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muscles
UE (scapula / humerus)
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vertebral column
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muscles
Humerus
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scapula
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muscles
UE
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thoracic wall
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- Trapezius
- Latissimus Dorsi
- LevatorScapulae
- Rhomboid minor
- Rhomboid major
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back to upper ex
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Deltoid
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres minor
Teres major
Subscapularis
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scapula to humerus
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Subclavius
Pectoralismajor
Pectoralisminor
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thoracic wall to upper ex
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- Pyramid-shaped
- passage of nerves, blood and lymph vessels
axilla
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Strong sheet of connective tissue that is attached above to the clavicle
Splits to enclose pecs minor
Continues downward as suspensory ligament
clavipectoral fascia
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- Intermuscular space below shoulder joint
- Axillary nerve and post circumflex artery
quadrangular space
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Muscles: Biceps brachii, brachialis, coracobrachialis Blood Supply: brachial artery
Nerve supply: musculocutaneous n.
anterior fascial compartment
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musculocutaneous, median and ulnar nerve
Brachial artery and basilic vein
Radial nerve in lower part
anterior fascial compartment
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Muscle: triceps Nervesupply: radial nerve
Blood supply: profunda brachii and ulnar collateral artery
Structures: radial nerve (upper part) and ulnar nerve
posterior compartment
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synovial hinge joint
humeroradial joint
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- aka “Humeroulnar joint”
- synovial hinge joint
elbow joint
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- Flexion
- Extension
elbow joint
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- lateral ligament
- medial ligament
- anterior and posterior transverse
elbow joint
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- synovial pivot joint
- annular ligament
- pronation
- supination
proximal radiulnar joint
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- synovial pivot joint
- anterior & posterior ligament
- pronation
- supination
distal radioulnar joint
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Superficial: Pronator teres, FCR, Palmaris longus, FCU Intermediate: FDS
Deep: FDP, FPL and Pronator quadratus
Nerve supply: Median n. (except FCU and med 1⁄2 of FDP)
Blood supply: radial and ulnar a.
anterior fascial compartment (forearm)
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Muscles: Brachioradialis, ECRL
Nerve Supply: Radial n.
Blood supply: Radial and brachial a.
lateral fascial compartment (forearm)
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Superficial: ECRB, ED, EDM, ECU, Aconeus
Deep : Supinator, APL, EPB, EPL, EI
Nervesupply: deepbranch of radial n.
Blood supply: post. & ant. interosseus a.
posterior fascial compartment (forearm)
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Boundaries:
Med: pronator teres
Lat: brachioradialis
Sup: imaginary line bet 2 epicondyles
Contents: brachial a.
median n. radial n. biceps tendon
cubital fossa
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- formed bet olecranon & medial
epicondyle
- ulnar n. passes through
cubital tunnel
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-Proximal row(lat to med.):
Scaphoid, lunate, triquetral, & pisiform -Distal row:
trapezium, trapezoid, capitate,& hamate
Metacarpals
Phalanges
8 carpals
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fingers(3), thumb(2)
phalanges
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-aka “radiocarpal joint” -synovial ellipsoid joint LIGAMENTS:
- Ant. &post. Lig.
- Med. &lat. Lig. MOTIONS:
- Flexion,ext, abd, and add
wrist joint
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-synovial plane joints
LIGAMENTS:
- Ant. & Post. lig.
- Interosseous lig.
MOTIONS: small amount of gliding
intercarpal joints
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- same with intercarpal joints
thumb:
- trapezium & 1st metacarpal bone
- synovial saddle shaped joint
MOTIONS:
- Flexion & ext. - Abd. & add.
- Rotation (opposition)
carpometacarpal & intermetacarpal joints
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- synovial condyloid joints
LIGAMENTS:
- palmar lig
- deep transverse
metacarpal lig
- collateral lig
MOTIONS:
- Flexion & ext.
- Abd. & add.
metacarpopphalangeal joint
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- same with MCP Joints
- synovial hinge joint
interphalangeal joints
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- forms the “carpal tunnel”
- thickening of deep fascia
- holds long flexor tendons in position at the wrist
- Med: pisiform and hook of hamate
- Lat: scaphoid and trapezium
- upper border = distal transverse crease in front of wrist
- lower border = attached to palmar aponeurosis
flexor retinaculum
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contents: 10
Median nerve
FPL tendon
FDS tendons (4)
FDP tendons (4)
carpal tunnel
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- formed by pisiform and hook of hamate and the
flexor retinaculum and palmar carpal ligament
- ulnar nerve and ulnar artery passes through
tunnel of guyon
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Thickening of deep fascia at post of wrist
Holds long extensor tendons in place
6 tunnels
Med: pisiform and hook of hamate
Lat: distal end of radius
extensor retinaculum
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Boundaries: APL, EPB and EPL
- scaphoid is easily palpated here
- pulsations of radial a. can be felt here
anatomic snuffbox
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Palmaris brevis
Lumbricals
Interossei: palmar and dorsal
intrinsic muscles of hand
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Thenar eminence: APB, FPB, OP
Adductor pollicis
thenar muscles
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ADM, FDM, ODM
Nerve supply: all ulnar n. except lat 1⁄2 of lumbricals
hypothenar muscles
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- triangular; central area of palm
- apex attached to distal border of flexor retinaculum
- base- dividesto 4 slips to bases of fingers
- 2 bands: superficial to skin, deep to root of finger
- Fxn: give firm attachment to overlying skin, improve grip, protect underlying tendons
palmar aponeurosis
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At anterior surface of head finger
From head of MC to base of distal phalanx
Prox end is open
Distal end attached to base of distal phalanx
fibrous flexor sheath
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aka ulnar bursa (common to FDS and FDP)
synovial flexor sheaths
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synovial flexor sheaths
continues to tendons of little finger
medial part
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synovial flexor sheaths
stops in the middle of palm
lateral part
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synovial flexor sheaths
digital synovial sheaths
other fingers
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connect tendons to ant surface of phalanges
vincula longa and brevia
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Insertion of Long Flexor Tendons
hand
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hand
inserts to base of middle phalanx
central band
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hand
converge to base of distal phalanx
2 lateral bands
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* From axilla, it pierces coracobrachialis
* Continues down bet. Biceps & brachialis
* Above elbow, it pierces deep fascia
* Continues as Lateral Cutaneous nerve to the forearm
musculocutaneous nerve
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* From axilla, goes down medial arm and halfway down, crosses brachial a.
* Enters cubital fossa and runs behind FDS
* At wrist emerges behind flexor retinaculum
* Ant. interosseous nerve
median nerve
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- branch given as median nerve emerges bet 2 heads of pronator teres
* Supplies FPL, PQ and lat 2 FDP
anterior interosseous nerve
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* From axilla, goes down the medial side of brachial artery
* At the level of insertion of coracobrachialis, accompanied by superior ulnar collateral a. – enters
posterior arm to cubital tunnel
* Passes between 2 heads of FCU
* Emerges bet FCU and FDS
* As its cross-flexor retinaculum divides into superficial and deep branch
* Superficial: Pass through Tunnel of guyon
* Deep: supplies intrinsic muscles of hand
ulnar nerve
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* From axilla, runs posterior to arm (spiral groove)
* Goes anteriorly above lateral epicondyle
* Superficial branch: continues to distal FA, behind brachioradialis, where it goes to posterior wrist
* Deep branch: pierces supinator, winds around neck of radius -> post. interosseous n.
radial nerve
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1. Subclavian artery
2. Axillary artery
3. Brachial artery
4. Radial artery
5. Ulnar artery
6. Palmar arch
7. Digital arteries
arterial circulation
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* (R) – from brachiocephalic trunk
* (L) – from arch of aorta
* Passes behind clavicle
* Ends at outer end of 1st rib
* Continues as axillary artery
subclavian artery
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artery that supplies brain
vertebral artery
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artery supplies breast & thorax
internal thoracic artery
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* Origin: outer border of 1st rib
* Passes through axilla
axillary artery
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Divided into 3 parts by pectoralis minor:
* 1st part: from 1st rib to upper edge of pecs minor
* 2nd part: behind pecs minor
* 3rd part: from lower border of pecs minor to teres major
axillary artery
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Divided into 3 parts by scalenus anterior
* 1st part: medial to scalenus anterior
* 2nd part: behind scalenus anterior
* 3rd part: lateral to scalenus anteriorto outer border of 1st rib
behind subclavius and subclavian vein
subclavian artery
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Branches
1st part: highest thoracic a. – runs along upper border of pecs minor
2nd part:
* thoracoacromial a.
* Lateral thoracic a. – runs along lower boder of pecs minor 3rd part: supply shoulder region
* Ant and post circumflex humeral artery
* Subscapular artery
axillary artery
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* Main blood supply of arm
* Origin: lower edge of teres major
* Runs down medial aspect of arm, crosses cubital fossa under brachialis, extends 1cm below elbow jt
* Bifurcates into radial & ulnar arteries
brachial artery
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Branch:
*Profunda brachii a.:travels post to arm in the radial groove(with radial n.) – supply post arm
* Superior ulnar collateral a.
* Inferior ulnar collateral a.
brachial artery
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* Supplies posterior forearm
* Smaller than ulnar artery
radial artery
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radial artery
cubital fossa, begins at level of radial neck
elbow
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radial artery
passes lateral side of forearm (with venae commitantes)
forearm
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radial artery
* lies bet. BR & FCR (radial pulse)
* Passes over anatomic snuffbox
* Pass bet 2 heads of dorsal interossei & add pollicis
wrist
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radial artery
- contributes mainly to supply of the thumb and the lateral side of the index finger
* Branches: princeps pollicis & radialis indicis
hand
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* Supplies anterior forearm
* Begins in cubital fossa at level of neck of radius
ulnar artery
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ulnar artery
deep to pronator teres and flexor ms
elbow
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ulnar artery
runs at medial aspect
* Emerges on radial side of FCU
* Branches: Common interosseous a.-ant&post
interosseous artery
forearm
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ulnar artery
ant to flexor retinaculum, passes Guyon’s canal (medial to pisiform)
wrist
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ulnar artery
contributes mainly to the supply of the rest of the digits, and the medial side of the index finger
hand
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* Anastomoses of radial and ulnar arteries
palmar arch and digital arteries
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* Ant to flexor tendons
* More a continuation of ulnar a.
* Palmar metacarpal and digital arteries arise to supply fingers and hand
superficial palmar arch
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* More a continuation of radial a.
* Digital arteries
deep palmar arch
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* Cephalic vein
* Basilic vein
* Median vein
* Median cubital vein
superficial venous circulation
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* Lies proximal to MCP joints
* Drains to cephalic vein on lateral side and basilic vein on medial side
dorsal venous arch
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* From dorsal venous network
* Ascends anterolateral aspect of forearm, ant to elbow
* In upper arm, passes bet deltoid and pecs major
* Pierces clavicopectoral fascia
* joins axillary vein
cephalic vein
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* Begins at ulnar part of dorsal venous network
* Continues upward to the level of teres major as axillary vein
* Receives blood from inner aspect of hand, forearm and arm
basilic vein
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* Begins at palmar venous network
* Ends when it joins the basilic vein in the ant forearm
median vein
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* A branch of cephalic vein which connects to basilic vein at the level of cubital fossa
median cubital vein
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* Located deep to the fascia
* Same name and same course as arteries
* Aka venae commitantes; comes in pairs
1. Palmar metacarpal veins
2. Deep palmar venous arch
3. Ulnar veins
4. Radial veins
5. Brachial vein
6. Axillary vein
7. Subclavian vein
deep venous circulation
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* Superficial and deep volar arches
deep veins of the hand
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* Venae comitantes of the radial and ulnar veins
* Unite ant to elbow to form brachial vein
deep veins of the forearm
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* On either side of brachial artery
* On the lower margin of Subscapularis, joins the axillary vein
* The medial brachial vein joins basilic vein
brachial vein
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* Begins at lower border of teres major
* Increases in size as it rises
* Ends at outer border of 1st rib
axillary vein
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receives brachial veins
Lower border of subscap
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* Begins at outer border of 1st rib
* Passes behind subclavius and clavicle
* Ends at sternal border of clavicle
* Continues to internal jugular vein
subclavian vein
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