Muscles of the upper extremity

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Muscles of the upper extremity

Musculi humeri

Musculus subscapularis ORIGIN: facies costalis scapulae (fossa subscapularis) INSERTION: tuberculum minus humeri INNERVATION: n. subscapularis FUNCTION: humeral pronation, adduction

Musculus supraspinatus ORIGIN: fossa supraspinata INSERTION : tuberculum majus humeri INNERVATION: n. suprascapularis FUNCTION: humeral supination and abduction

Musculus infraspinatus ORIGIN: fossa infraspinata INSERTION : tuberculum majus humeri INNERVATION: n. suprascapularis FUNCTION: humeral supination

Musculus teres minor ORIGIN: margo lateralis scapulae INSERTION : tuberculum majus humeri INNERVATION: n. axillaris FUNCTION: humeral supination

Musculus teres major ORIGIN: angulus inferior scapulae INSERTION : crista tuberculi minoris INNERVATION: n. subscapularis FUNCTION: adduction, extension and humeral pronation Musculus teres major

Insertions of m. supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor and subscapularis into the articular capsule of shoulder joint– ROTATOR CUFF

Musculus deltoideus ORIGIN: clavicula, acromion, spina scapulae INSERTION : tuberositas deltoidea humeri INNERVATION: n. axillaris FUNCTION: abduction, anteflexion, dorsiflexion in shoulder joint Musculus deltoideus

Musculi brachii

Musculus brachialis ORIGIN: distal half of humeral body INSERTION : tuberositas ulnae INNERVATION: n. musculocutaneus FUNCTION: flexion of forearm It is covered by biceps

Musculus coracobrachialis ORIGIN: processus coracoideus scapulae INSERTION: internal side of corpus humeri INNERVATION: n. musculocutaneus FUNCTION: adduction and partial anteflexion

Musculus biceps brachii ORIGIN: caput longum-tuberculum supraglenoidale scapulae, caput breve-processus coracoideus scapulae INSERTION : tuberositas radii, aponeurosis m. bicipitis brachii (lacertus fibrosus) INNERVATION: n. musculocutaneus FUNCTION: flexion of forearm in supination, c. longum-abduction of arm, c. breve- anteflexion and adduction

Musculus triceps brachii ORIGIN: caput longum-tuberculum infraglenoidale scapulae, caput laterale-proximally from sulcus nervi radialis, caput mediale-distally from sulcus nervi radialis INSERTION : olecranon ulnae INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension of forearm, c. longum-adduction of arm

Musculus anconaeus ORIGIN: epicondylus lateralis humeri Ú INSERTION : olecranon ulnae INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension of forearm

Foramen humerotricipitale Foramen omotricipitale

Fascia brachii It is proximal continuation of fascia deltoidea and distally continues as fascia antebrachii septum intermusculare brachii mediale et laterale- they pull fascia into the depth → sulcus m. bicipitis lateralis et medialis

Fossa axillaris Between lateral side of thorax and proximal part of arm Anterior wall - insertion of m. pectoralis major - plica axillaris anterior Medial wall - lateral wall of thorax - m. serratus anterior Posterior wall - insertion of m. latissimus dorsi - plica axillaris posterior Lateral wall - humerus- caput breve m. biceps brachii m. coracobrachialis

Musculi antebrachii

ANTERIOR GROUP OF MUSCLES ANTEBRACHIAL MUSCLES ANTERIOR GROUP OF MUSCLES The anterior group work as flexors of hand and fingers, also pronators of forearm are here.

Musculus pronator teres ORIGIN: caput humerale-epicondylus medialis humeri, caput ulnare-processus coronoideus ulnae INSERTION : middle part of corpus radii INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: pronation and flexion of forearm

Musculus flexor carpi radialis ORIGIN: epicondylus medialis humeri INSERTION : basis of 2nd anf 3rd metacarpus INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: flexion of forearm, palmar flexion of hand and its radial duction

Musculus palmaris longus ORIGIN: epicondylus medialis humeri INSERTION : aponeurosis palmaris INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: flexion of hand and forearm

Musculus flexor carpi ulnaris ORIGIN: epicondylus medialis humeri, olecranon ulnae INSERTION: os pisiforme, ligamentum pisohamatum, ligamentum pisometacarpeum INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: flexion of forearm and hand, ulnar duction

Musculus flexor digitorum superficialis ORIGIN: epicondylus medialis humeri, processus coronoideus ulnae and radius INSERTION: middle pahalnx of 2nd-5th fingers, it forms chiasma tendinum INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: flexion of hand, middle phalanx and forearm

Musculus flexor pollicis longus ORIGIN: anterior surface of radius and membrana interossea antebrachii INSERTION : distal phalanx of thumb INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: flexion of thumb and hand

Musculus flexor digitorum profundus ORIGIN: anterior side of ulna and membrana interossea antebrachii INSERTION : distal phalanx of 2nd-5th fingers INNERVATION: n. medianus (2nd and 3th fingers), n. ulnaris (4th and 5th fingers) FUNCTION: flexion of hand and fingers

Musculus pronator quadratus ORIGIN: anterior surface of ulna INSERTION : distal quarter of radius INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: pronation of forearm

LATERAL GROUP OF ANTEBRACHIAL MUSCLES

Musculus brachioradialis ORIGIN: lateral margin of distal part of humerus INSERTION : processus styloideus radii INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: flexion of forearm, it paticipates in pronation and supination

Musculus extensor carpi radialis longus ORIGIN: distal part of humerus INSERTION :base of 2nd metacarpal bone INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension of hand and radial duction

Musculus extensor carpi radialis brevis ORIGIN: epicondylus lateralis humeri INSERTION: base of 3rd metacarpal bone INERVACE: n. radialis FUNKCE: extension and radial duction of hand

Musculus supinator ORIGIN: epicondylus lateralis humeri, ligamentum collaterale laterale, ligamentum anulare radii, crista musculi supinatorii INSERTION : from tuberositas radii to the insertion of pronator teres INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: supinace of forearm

POSTERIOR GROUP OF ANTEBRACHIAL MUSCLES

Musculus extensor digitorum communis ORIGIN: epicondylus lateralis humeri INSERTION : dorsal aponeurosis (posterior side of all three phalanges) INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension of hand and fingers

Musculus extensor digiti minimi ORIGIN: epicondylus lateralis humeri INSERTION : dorsal aponeurosis of 5th finger INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extenion of hand and 5th finger

Musculus extensor carpi ulnaris ORIGIN: epicondylus lateralis humeri INSERTION : base of 5th metacarpal bone INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension and ulnar duction of hand

Musculus abductor pollicis longus ORIGIN: prox. part of ulna, membrana, prox. part of radius INSERTION : base of 1st metacarpal bone INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: abduction of thumb

Musculus extensor pollicis brevis ORIGIN: radius, membrana INSERTION : dorsal side of prox. phalanx of thumb INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension and abduction of thumb

Musculus extensor pollicis longus ORIGIN: ulna, membrana INSERTION : distal phalanx of thumb INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension of thumb

Musculus extensor indicis ORIGIN: ulna, membrana, most distally INSERTION : dorsal aponeurosis of INNERVATION: n. radialis FUNCTION: extension of 2nd finger

Musculi manus

Musculus abductor pollicis brevis ORIGIN: eminentia carpi radialis INSERTION: radial sesamoidal bone INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: abduction of thumb

Musculus flexor pollicis brevis ORIGIN: eminentia carpi radialis INSERTION: radial sesamoidal bone INNERVATION: c. superficiale-n. medianus, c. profundum-n. ulnaris FUNCTION: flexion of proximal phalanx and opposition of the thumb

Musculus opponens pollicis ORIGIN: eminentia carpi radialis INSERTION: lateral margin of 1st metacarpal bone INNERVATION: n. medianus FUNCTION: opposition of the thumb

Musculus adductor pollicis ORIGIN: c. obliquum-eminentia, c. transversum-palmar side of 3rd metacarpal bone INSERTION:ulnar sesamoidal bone INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: adduction of the thumb

Musculus palmaris brevis ORIGIN: ulnar margin of palmar aponeurosis INSERTION: skin of hypothenar INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: transversal skin grooves

Musculus abductor digiti minimi ORIGIN: os pisiforme INSERTION: base of prox phalanx of 5th finger INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: abduction of 5th finger

Musculus flexor digiti minimi ORIGIN: hamulus ossis hamati INSERTION: base of prox phalanx of 5th finger INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: flexion of 5th finger

Musculus opponens digiti minimi ORIGIN: eminentia carpi ulnaris INSERTION: ulnar margin of 5th metacarpal bone INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: mild opposition of the 5th finger

Mm. interossei palmares I.-III. ORIGIN: bodies of metacarpal bones INSERTION: base of prox. phalanx and dorsal aponeurosis INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: adduction of fingers, flexion of proximal phalanges

Musculi lumbricales ORIGIN: tendons of m. flexor digitorum profundus INSERTION: radial margin of base of prox. phalanx, dorsal aponeurosis of the 2nd-5th fingers INNERVATION: I.and II.-n. medianus; III. and IV.- n. ulnaris FUNCTION: finger inclining in radial direction, participation in proximal phalangeal flexion

Mm. interossei dorsales I.-IV. ORIGIN: with two heads on bodies of adjacent metacaral bones INSERTION: base of prox. phalanx ans dorsal aponeurosis INNERVATION: n. ulnaris FUNCTION: abduction of fingers, flexeion of prox. phalanx

Dorsal side Palmar side FASCIA MANUS - fascia dorsalis manus interossea - fascia dorsalis manus superficialis Palmar side - fascia palmaris interossea fascia palmaris superficialis - aponeurosis palmaris

CANALIS CARPI

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