book_title | section_heading | file_path | line_start | line_end | snippet -----------+-----------------+-----------+------------+----------+--------- Localization in Clinical Neurology, 8e | Lesions within the Spiral Groove of the Humerus | /textbooks/9781975160241/9781975160241_block1.md | 1660 | 1673 | ...The anconeus muscle is the most distal muscle spared in >>>radial<<< >>>spiral<<< >>>groove<<< lesions. Differential involvement of the >>>radial<<< >>>nerve<<< fascicles along the >>>spiral<<< >>>groove<<< in "Saturday night palsy" might explain the variable presence of brachialis weakness or sensory impairment... Bradley and Daroff's Neurology in Clinical Practice | Radial Nerve | /textbooks/9780323642613/9780323642613_block27.md | 2463 | 2466 | >>>Radial<<< >>>nerve<<< compression in the arm. >>>Radial<<< >>>nerve<<< compression in the arm often occurs at the >>>spiral<<< >>>groove<<< of the humerus during drunken sleep wherein the arm is draped over a chair (Saturday-night palsy) (Spinner et al., 2002). The... Localization in Clinical Neurology, 8e | Anatomy | /textbooks/9781975160241/9781975160241_block1.md | 1573 | 1582 | ...The >>>radial<<< >>>nerve<<<.* In the >>>axilla<<<, the >>>nerve<<< gives rise to the posterior cutaneous >>>nerve<<< of the arm , which supplies the skin over the posterior aspect of the arm as far down as the olecranon. A secondary sensory branch, the... General Anatomy and Musculoskeletal System (THIEME Atlas of | Proximal radial nerve lesion | /textbooks/9781626237186/9781626237186_block2.md | 4863 | 4871 | ...the >>>radial<<< >>>groove<<< (>>>spiral<<< canal). Clinical features: usually a typical dropped wrist without involvement of the triceps brachii, since the muscular branches that supply the triceps brachii leave the >>>radial<<< >>>nerve<<< just before it enters the >>>radial<<< >>>groove<<< (sensory disturbances... Barash, Cullen, and Stoelting’s Clinical Anesthesia, 9e | Radial Nerve (Originates from C5–C8 and T1 Roots, Upper and Middle Trunks, Posterior Divisions, and Posterior Cord) | /textbooks/9781975199074/9781975199074_block12.md | 937 | 937 | ...the >>>axilla<<< (giving off branches to the long head of the triceps brachii), passes between the medial and lateral heads of the triceps, and then descends obliquely across the posterior aspect of the humerus along the >>>spiral<<< (>>>radial<<<) >>>groove<<< at... Textbook of Family Medicine 9e | Median Neuropathy (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome). | /textbooks/9780323239905/9780323239905_block14.md | 3186 | 3189 | ...A similar circumstance occurs when the >>>nerve<<< is compressed against the humerus at the >>>spiral<<< >>>groove<<<. It is also seen with improper fit or use of crutches. Other sources of compression that can injure the >>>radial<<< >>>nerve<<< along its course... Localization in Clinical Neurology, 8e | Lesions within the Spiral Groove of the Humerus | /textbooks/9781975160241/9781975160241_block1.md | 1654 | 1659 | ...may also injure the >>>nerve<<< in the >>>spiral<<< >>>groove<<< (another form of windmill pitcher's >>>radial<<< neuropathy ) [ 394 ] . These patients have the same symptoms as those described previously in the section “Lesions in the >>>Axilla<<<,” except for the following modifications: ROSEN's Emergency medicine Concepts and clinical practice | Radial Mononeuropathy | /textbooks/9780323757898/9780323757898_block16.md | 2868 | 2872 | ...The >>>radial<<< >>>nerve<<< arises from the C5 to T1 roots. After exiting the brachial plexus, it passes behind the proximal humerus in the >>>spiral<<< >>>groove<<< and takes a lateral (>>>radial<<<) course down the upper arm (Fig. 93.3). At about... Rockwood and Green's fractures in adults 10 [... Output truncated due to length. 256 tokens/832 characters removed ...]