Myotomes and Peripheral nerves

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Brachial plexus tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLJ8a...
This video tutorial compares and contrasts brachial plexus root injuries with peripheral nerve injuries:
0:00. Introduction
0:35. Myotomes and the brachial plexus
2:20. Practice questions
3:20. Peripheral nerves and the brachial plexus
3:32. Practice questions
8:16. In a nut-shell
8:33. Acknowledgements

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@treylane8667 2 жыл бұрын

Hi good sir, any idea why my NPTE exam study book suggests C7 as the primary wrist flexor myotome? Magee, DJ: Ortho Physical Assessment is the reference. It seems that your explanation of C8 makes more sense in conjunction with the anatomy of the brachial plexus. Clarification much appreciated!

@drdebocherry 2 жыл бұрын

Genius. If you don't go to the Neurosurgeon with this information relative to injury pain/dermatomes or specific/localized muscle wasting/dysfunction- don't bother going. They don't check dermatomes much less myotomes. They never asked me to take my shirt off and turn around, for a thoracic injury that kept me in bed for 2 years. When the PT came to my home after emergency spinal surgery due to the aforementioned ignored injury, the first thing he did was look at my back, saw my spine had been dramatically bent (ie. "traumatic scoliosis", previously) and that the specific/&degree of nerve root damage was obvious by looking at the level of muscle wasting in different muscle groups. The moral of the story is, use your free Medicare PT hours and go to one and have him evaluate you based on dermatomes/myotomes- then take that to your neurologist or neurosurgeon.

@nancyjones5971 3 жыл бұрын

Hii, I'm really confused: if you injure median nerve why don't you get loss of C6 dermatome if that's the only peripheral nerve carrying C6 sensation? Thank you!

@user-kt1hj8hm7c Жыл бұрын

C6 - wrist extensor/ C7 - wrist flexor and finger extensor / C8 - finger flexion ....????

@kieramazmi8141 3 жыл бұрын

7:04 median nerve is combination of upper trunk (C5,C6) & lower trunk (C8,T1) right?

@TheNotedAnatomist 3 жыл бұрын

Yes ... and C7 root via anterior division

@kieramazmi8141 3 жыл бұрын

@@TheNotedAnatomist okay thanx..I kinda forget about this.. loving your videos btw

@user-kt1hj8hm7c Жыл бұрын

Biceps C5,6 mainly C5 ....????/ Brachioradialis C6

@Abel-AthleticTherapy 3 жыл бұрын

According to the textbook "Orthopedic physical assessment" by Magee (sixth edition), the C7 myotome is responsible for wrist flexion, not the C8 myotome. Could you please explain why there may be a difference between the information you presented and the information that Magee presents? Thank you. I very much appreciate your content

@TheNotedAnatomist 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Abel, yes very frustrating indeed. There are overlaps between adjacent myotomes and dermatomes. As such, some disciplines in health care use one method of testing where another area using another. That is why if you google myotomes family medicine, sports medicine, PT, OT, internal medicine, neurology and anatomists may have variations in the segmental levels represented (as you mentioned in your comment above). here is a link to my "Myotomes" video tutorial. Go to 7:17 to see my explanation in a little more detail. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f5uVm9KT25-lY4U.html

@Abel-AthleticTherapy 3 жыл бұрын

@@TheNotedAnatomist Thank you for your reply!