Superficial back and core anatomy describes the ... They are involved in moving your upper body, maintaining good posture, coughing, and even having a bowel movement. Muscle can be categorized as ...

Location of the Humerus The humerus is your upper arm bone. It is the only bone in the upper arm, and it is also the largest bone in the upper extremity ... the humerus that protects the radial nerve ...

We provide an overview of acute upper extremity compartment syndrome. The causes, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of this condition are reviewed. Incipient compartment syndrome Early ...

Fasciotomy. The appropriate approaches for decompression of upper extremity compartments are listed in Table 4. To assess the need for additional forearm decompression after volar fasciotomies ...

Background Prevention of upper and lower limb injuries has improved greatly over recent decades through effective neuromuscular training prevention strategies and improved understanding of context and ...

a pinched nerve affecting the bladder an inability to grip objects or a tendency to drop things nerve damage that causes a limb or area of the body to give out or collapse This will help narrow ...

Objectives To evaluate the agreement between job-title based estimates for upper extremity physical work exposures and exposure estimates from work observation and worker self-report. Methods ...

Your upper extremity, which includes the shoulder, arm, forearm and hand, is rich with nerves that control movement, feeling and reflexes. These nerves begin in the neck, forming a complex network ...

Introduction Effective interventions to promote upper-limb recovery poststroke are characterised by intensive and repetitive movements. However, the repetitive nature of practice may adversely impact ...

His NCS/EMG showed chronic neurogenic changes in distal upper limb muscles with normal nerve conduction. His MRI showed cord atrophy and high signal in the anterior horns. Conclusion We present two ...