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Nerve network of the upper limb.

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Nerve network of the upper limb.

by Walaa
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The Brachial Plexus

The Brachial Plexus is the nerve network of the upper limb, providing sensory and motor supply to the arm and shoulder (except trapezius and part of skin).

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Anatomy: Roots and Trunks

The plexus begins with roots in the neck; these roots form trunks located in the posterior neck region, preparing the pathway to the arm.

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Divisions and Cords

From the trunks, there are divisions and then the cords in the axillary region, organizing nerves before they branch to the limb.

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Stages and Site

Key stages: roots in the neck, trunks in the posterior neck, divisions in the cervico-axillary canal, cords in the axilla. Sites reflect this progression.

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Erb's Palsy

Erb’s palsy results from C5–C6 injury. Signs: arm hangs by the side, medially rotated, weak shoulder abduction, and sensory loss over lateral forearm.

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Klumpke's Palsy

Klumpke’s palsy involves lower trunk injuries (C8–T1) leading to claw hand deformity and distal hand weakness.

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Common Injury Scenarios

Injuries can arise from trauma (e.g., motorcycle accidents) or obstetric delivery, where traction or pressure affects specific trunks or roots.

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Classic Deformities

Two hallmark outcomes: Erb’s palsy with arm internally rotated and Adducted; Klumpke’s palsy with clawed fingers due to distal involvement.

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Clinical Assessment

Assess motor function (shoulder abduction, elbow flexion) and sensation in lateral forearm and deltoid region to localize injury. Early diagnosis improves outcomes.

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Recap

The brachial plexus organizes from roots to cords, supplying the upper limb. Common injuries include Erb’s (C5–C6) and Klumpke’s (C8–T1) with distinct clinical pictures.

 
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