Aug 30, 2016 · Hey, 1. So when you injure your median nerve you do lose flexion of lateral fingers. And when you injure your ulnar nerve you lose flexion of medial fingers. Nowhere on …

Apr 16, 2010 · Pelvise- Shoulder- Knee- Elbow- Wrist or hand- Ankle- Click to expand... You don't have to order specific views for most of these -- x-ray techs have protocols for how to get their …

Mar 4, 2017 · Hi guys, I have been previously performing my cervical medial branch blocks with the patient in lateral decubitus position and the image intensifier right about the patient ( …

Apr 19, 2024 · The ICA is inserted through the skin incision and advanced through the punctured fascia. It is then held with a clamp under the handle with the dominant hand to allow precise …

Jul 2, 2008 · Is a claw hand seen in both median and ulnar nerve injuries? FA confused me on this, and i really would like it clarified!

Aug 9, 2014 · Think of holding the knee stable with one hand and applying the force to the tibia: va L gus is L ateral force to the tibia and opens the medial space. If MCL is injured there is no …

Mar 11, 2008 · Ulnar Nerve - C8+T1 (medial cord) = Intrinsic hand muscles Median Nerve - Medial + Lateral cords = forearm flexion, thumb usage (opposition) So if I have an upper trunk …

May 30, 2006 · I've experimented with different techniques and placing needle parallel on the posterior pillar works just as well as going deep to the lateral pillar. In fact, when doing bilateral …

Sep 24, 2021 · I recently started out of fellowship in hospital group. The rad tech is not best at optimizing lateral view for my cervical RFA (she just started as well). My approach in …

Jul 13, 2021 · Thanks, never seen this technique. Question- the pic I looked up in that old thread showed needles coming in from lateral to medial, seemingly going perpendicular to the yellow …