Handbook of Anatomy for Students of Massage
Handbook of Anatomy for Students of Massage
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The posterior branch supplies the upper three-fourths of the outer half of the posterior surface of the forearm.
Median nerve arises by two roots one from the outer cord and one from the inner. The outer head passes down on the outer side of the axillary artery, and the inner head crosses over at the beginning of the brachial artery to join it. The complete nerve then passes down on the outer side of the brachial artery, and crosses over it to the inner side, at the level of the inferior profun...da branch about the middle of the arm. At the elbow it lies on the inner side of the artery beneath the bicipital fascia and the median basilic vein, and passes into the forearm between the two heads of pronator radii teres, the deep head of which separates the nerve from the ulnar artery. The nerve then passes down the forearm between the superficial and deep muscles, and enters the palm of the hand beneath the anterior annular ligament on the outer side of the flexor tendons. In the MEDIAN NERVE 187 hand it lies beneath the palmar fascia and superficial palmar arch, and divides into its six terminal branches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The posterior branch supplies the upper three-fourths of the outer half of the posterior surface of the forearm.
Median nerve arises by two roots one from the outer cord and one from the inner. The outer head passes down on the outer side of the axillary artery, and the inner head crosses over at the beginning of the brachial artery to join it. The complete nerve then passes down on the outer side of the brachial artery, and crosses over it to the inner side, at the level of the inferior profun...da branch about the middle of the arm. At the elbow it lies on the inner side of the artery beneath the bicipital fascia and the median basilic vein, and passes into the forearm between the two heads of pronator radii teres, the deep head of which separates the nerve from the ulnar artery. The nerve then passes down the forearm between the superficial and deep muscles, and enters the palm of the hand beneath the anterior annular ligament on the outer side of the flexor tendons. In the MEDIAN NERVE 187 hand it lies beneath the palmar fascia and superficial palmar arch, and divides into its six terminal branches.
What to read after Handbook of Anatomy for Students of Massage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret E Bjrkegren to read onlineMoreLess
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