Klumpke's palsy or a lower brachial plexus injury
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- The lower trunk of the brachial plexus can be injured, but this is rare. It would help us describe and remember some of the anatomy of the brachial plexus though, and better understand it too.
Let's have a look at the anatomy of the brachial plexus, the roots that form the inferior trunk, the medial cord and the major nerves that form from it. Then we'll have a think about what muscles are innervated by these nerves and how this leads to the way the hand is held in Klumpke's paralysis, the weakness in the hand, and the areas of sensory loss.
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Thank you dr. Gregory house.
Haha exactly what goes through my mind during every video
Well, they look like each other , and they are both British. 😅😂😂 The resemblance has to pop up into mind. 👌
I wanna be like him, once I'm graduated from med school..
Thank you sir! 😍
I’m not a medical/anatomy student, but I love your channel. I found one of your videos when I was searching for an explanation of the anatomy of an area I had injured to better understand my injury. I keep watching now because I love the depth of explanation and the explanation style - detailed yet approachable. I have learned more about anatomy than I ever thought I would thanks to this channel!
This professor explains thing soooo well, thanks for the great video
Thank you Sam for continuing to make videos!
I was searching for this content and couldn't find elsewhere! It's better to learn the anatomy through the clinical, real cases. A huge thank you!!!
Thank you!!! I really enjoy your explanation; your passion for anatomy is evident!
you have amazing teaching skills! i'm a medical student and without your videos i would be lost.
Just like Steve Mould, you master the art of explanation. Have the two of you ever met ?
Excellent explanation. ❤️
Until now I was confused about the claw hand. Because fingers are innervated by ulnar and median nerves, which are meant to be paralysed and thus the fingers should not be able to flex in case of Klumpke palsy.
But when you mentioned lumbricals muscle, I gathered information about this muscle and now my doubt is clear. Thanks to you, now I precisely understand the mechanism of lower brachial plexus paralysis.
Amazing explanation.love it thanks.
My 3 month old has brachial plexus in her right arm you explain very well
Wowwww …I mean why don’t I have professor like you in med school….superb
Great instruction.......
Thanks a lot Doc.
I was told by a vascular surgeon from an MRA 18 months ago that I don’t have TOS but I have all the signs of the symptoms you’ve mentioned and have trouble pronating the forearm.
Maybe they didn’t look at the *whole* nerve pathway.
They didn’t care about anything other than TOS and trying as quick as possible to rule it out then cut me loose, and only even considered TOS due to closed up supraclavicular fossas.
I feel like the pathway to and from the armpit is really relevant for me but nobody will look at them even physios.
There’s real bulkiness around and under the armpits and tightness and weakness at the back of the shoulders in opposing muscles.
For me the traps, triceps and lats are also just not functioning properly either but I know the repetitive movement that caused it.
I'd love to see a video about ulnar nerve lesions - some difficult concepts to get ones head around
En tant qu'étudiant de médecine, cette video est très qualitative.
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So helpful!! Thanks heaps:)
Literally 99℅ won't see this but God bless you and be safe during these times I'm struggling to hit 10k 😢.
Hello Sir could you do one on Distal radial fractures like smiths and colles fractures
hi, I live with this injury. I have just figured it out and would like to know more about how to live with this.
Kindly make a video on anatomy of stroke
What condition is as a result of damaged middle trunk of the brachial plexus
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Hello 👋 i got into a serious moto bike accident which damage my brachial nerve my left hand dont move. After 10 months i did an emg an was told the 3 main nerves are cut badly. Is the problem fixable
I have klumpke's palsy and i only get to know about it now im 17 years old, my mother have a force birth since she didn't want to have c section at first no one noticed but as i grew up my hand never grow with me im a pwd. Will i ever get cured i want to be normal?
Good morning sir my baby have a Klumpke's hand pls what I is the cure for that sir
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Why is the bent elbow in klumpke's palsy?
Is there any problem in tricep muscle?
For me the elbow and forearm are twisted and the joint is not the same as the unaffected arm. Yes, my tricep has been affected bit bicep is worse. I can lift maybe a lb on a good day.
I am the second viewer. Where r you from sir?
It is curable?
Hai sir..im from malaysia
And one of the patient
Brachial plexus injury
On my left hand
Since 2014 till now..
I just can move a bit my shoulder
But the lower part from shoulder
All become palsy...can we do some surgery for this situation?
Please help me..suffering till now..
Or give me connection
Email or everything sir🙏
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