• Upper Limb Bones | MEDICINE | ANATOMY | AUDIENTIA

  • Jul 15 2024
  • Length: 10 mins
  • Podcast

Upper Limb Bones | MEDICINE | ANATOMY | AUDIENTIA

  • Summary

  • **Bones of the Upper Limb**


    **Girdle (Cingulum)** - Connects limbs to axial skeleton.

    **Free Limb (Extremitas Libera)** - Divided into three segments:

    1. **Stylopodium** - Humerus.

    2. **Zeugopodium** - Ulna, radius.

    3. **Autopodium** - Carpal bones, metacarpal bones, phalanges.


    **Scapula (Shoulder Blade)**

    - Flat, triangular bone.

    - Surfaces: dorsalis, costalis.

    - Borders: lateralis, medialis, superior.

    - Angles: superior, lateralis, inferior.

    - Spina scapulae divides dorsal surface into fossa supraspinata and fossa infraspinata. Fossa subscapularis.

    - Notable features: acromion, processus coracoideus, cavitas glenoidalis, tuberculum supraglenoidale, tuberculum infraglenoidale.


    **Clavicle (Collarbone)**

    - Connects scapula to thorax.

    - Features: corpus claviculae, extremitas sternalis, extremitas acromialis, impressio ligamenti costoclavicularis, tuberculum conoideum.


    **Humerus (Upper Arm Bone)**

    - Proximal: caput humeri, collum anatomicum, tuberculum majus, tuberculum minus.

    - Shaft: tuberositas deltoidea, sulcus nervi radialis.

    - Distal: condylus humeri (trochlea, capitulum), epicondylus medialis, epicondylus lateralis, fossa radialis, fossa coronoidea, fossa olecrani.


    **Radius (Forearm Bone)**

    - Proximal: caput radii, collum radii.

    - Shaft: tuberositas radii, margo interosseus.

    - Distal: processus styloideus, facies articularis carpalis, incisura ulnaris.


    **Ulna (Elbow Bone)**

    - Proximal: olecranon, incisura trochlearis, processus coronoideus.

    - Shaft: margo interosseus, margo posterior.

    - Distal: caput ulnae, processus styloideus, facies articularis capitis ulnaris.


    **Bones of the Hand (Ossa Manus)**

    - **Carpal Bones (Ossa Carpi)**: 8 wrist bones in two rows.

    - Proximal: scaphoideum, lunatum, triquetrum, pisiforme.

    - Distal: trapezium, trapezoideum, capitatum, hamatum.

    - **Metacarpal Bones (Ossa Metacarpi)**: 5 metacarpal bones.

    - **Phalanges**: Finger bones (proximal, middle, distal).

    - **Sesamoid Bones (Ossa Sesamoidea)**: Embedded in tendons, notably in the thumb.


    **Joints of the Upper Limb**

    - **Sternoclavicular Joint (Articulatio Sternoclavicularis)**: Composite joint with an articular disc.

    - **Acromioclavicular Joint (Articulatio Acromioclavicularis)**: Connects clavicle to acromion.

    - **Glenohumeral Joint (Articulatio Glenohumeralis)**: Shoulder joint.

    - **Elbow Joint (Articulatio Cubiti)**: Composite joint involving humerus, ulna, radius.

    - **Distal Radioulnar Joint (Articulatio Radioulnaris Distalis)**: Between distal ends of radius and ulna.

    - **Hand Joints (Articulationes Manus)**: Include wrist joints (radiocarpal, mediocarpal, intercarpal), carpometacarpal, intermetacarpal, metacarpophalangeal, and interphalangeal joints.


    **Arteries and Veins of the Upper Limb**

    - **Subclavian Artery (A. Subclavia)**: Transverse Cervical Artery, Suprascapular Artery.

    - **Axillary Artery (A. Axillaris)**: Branches include Circumflex Humeral Arteries, Brachial Artery, Deep Brachial Artery.

    - **Forearm Arteries**: Radial Artery, Ulnar Artery -> Common Interosseous Artery -> Anterior and Posterior Interosseous Arteries.

    - **Palmar Arches**: Superficial and Deep Palmar Arches connecting to metacarpal arteries.

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