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make me very detailed and important high grade notes on anatomy of upper limb

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These notes cover the entire upper limb systematically. Here's a quick orientation of what's included:
What these notes cover:
  1. Bones - Clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius/ulna, carpals (with mnemonics and fracture patterns)
  2. Joints - Glenohumeral (ligaments, rotator cuff, dislocations), elbow (cubital fossa contents, ligaments), wrist - all with clinical correlations
  3. Axilla - All boundaries, the three muscular spaces/gaps (quadrangular/triangular), axillary artery parts and branches
  4. Brachial Plexus - Complete roots-trunks-divisions-cords-branches table, with Erb's and Klumpke's palsy
  5. Muscles - All compartments with origin/insertion/nerve/action in tables
  6. Nerves - Median, ulnar, radial, axillary, musculocutaneous - course, branches, injury patterns, and clinical signs
  7. Vessels - Arterial supply, palmar arches, superficial veins (cephalic/basilic/median cubital)
  8. Hand - Carpal tunnel contents, thenar/hypothenar/intrinsic muscles, anatomical snuffbox, extensor hoods, flexor pulleys
  9. Clinical table - 16 high-yield injury patterns mapped to nerve/structure and key sign
  10. Dermatomes - C5-T2 mapped to upper limb regions
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