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Anatomy, Lecture 6Year 1, Term 1

The brachial plexus

The plexus is formed by the ventral rami of C5 to T1. The roots unite to form the upper, middle and lower trunks at the root of the neck.

1Injury to the upper trunk (C5, C6) produces Erb–Duchenne paralysis, commonly from excessive separation of the head and shoulder, as in a fall on the shoulder or a difficult delivery.

The lower trunk (C8, T1) is injured by excessive abduction of the arm, producing Klumpke’s paralysis of the small muscles of the hand.

Lesions of the posterior cord paralyse the extensors of the elbow, wrist and fingers.

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شلل إرب: يتأثر الجذران C5 وC6، فيتدلى الذراع مقرّبًا ومدوّرًا للداخل في وضع «بقشيش النادل».

١محاضرة 6، صفحة 14
٢العملي 3، 18:42

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«شلل إرب بييجي في الامتحان كل سنة تقريبًا.»

1Lecture 6 handout, page 14

Injury to the upper trunk (C5, C6) produces Erb–Duchenne paralysis, commonly from excessive separation of the head and shoulder.

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An upper trunk injury damages the C5 and C6 roots: Erb’s palsy. The arm hangs adducted and medially rotated, with the forearm pronated, the “waiter’s tip” position.

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شلل إرب: يتأثر الجذران C5 وC6، فيتدلى الذراع مقرّبًا ومدوّرًا للداخل في وضع «بقشيش النادل».

١محاضرة 6، صفحة 14

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Erb’s palsy: the C5 and C6 roots are affected, so the arm hangs adducted and medially rotated, the waiter’s tip position.

1Lecture 6 handout, page 14

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Anatomy, Lecture 6Year 1, Term 1

The brachial plexus

The plexus is formed by the ventral rami of C5 to T1. The roots unite to form the upper, middle and lower trunks at the root of the neck.

1Injury to the upper trunk (C5, C6) produces Erb–Duchenne paralysis, commonly from excessive separation of the head and shoulder, as in a fall on the shoulder or a difficult delivery.

The lower trunk (C8, T1) is injured by excessive abduction of the arm, producing Klumpke’s paralysis of the small muscles of the hand.

Lesions of the posterior cord paralyse the extensors of the elbow, wrist and fingers.

إيه اللي بيحصل لو الجذع العلوي للضفيرة العضدية اتصاب؟

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شلل إرب: يتأثر الجذران C5 وC6، فيتدلى الذراع مقرّبًا ومدوّرًا للداخل في وضع «بقشيش النادل».

١محاضرة 6، صفحة 14
٢العملي 3، 18:42

د. هالة منصور تركيز امتحاني

«شلل إرب بييجي في الامتحان كل سنة تقريبًا.»

1Lecture 6 handout, page 14

Injury to the upper trunk (C5, C6) produces Erb–Duchenne paralysis, commonly from excessive separation of the head and shoulder.

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What happens if the upper trunk of the brachial plexus is injured?

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An upper trunk injury damages the C5 and C6 roots: Erb’s palsy. The arm hangs adducted and medially rotated, with the forearm pronated, the “waiter’s tip” position.

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العربية

شلل إرب: يتأثر الجذران C5 وC6، فيتدلى الذراع مقرّبًا ومدوّرًا للداخل في وضع «بقشيش النادل».

١محاضرة 6، صفحة 14

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Erb’s palsy: the C5 and C6 roots are affected, so the arm hangs adducted and medially rotated, the waiter’s tip position.

1Lecture 6 handout, page 14

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