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THE ELBOW. Sports Physiology. Anatomy. Humerus (distal) Medial epicondyle (5) Lateral epicondyle (2) Capitulum (3) Trochlea (4) Olecranon fossa (7) Coronoid fossa (6). Anatomy. Radius (proximal) Radial head Neck of radius Radial tuberosity Ulna (proximal) Olecranon process
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THE ELBOW Sports Physiology
Anatomy • Humerus (distal) • Medial epicondyle (5) • Lateral epicondyle (2) • Capitulum (3) • Trochlea (4) • Olecranon fossa (7) • Coronoid fossa (6)
Anatomy • Radius (proximal) • Radial head • Neck of radius • Radial tuberosity • Ulna (proximal) • Olecranon process • Ulnar tuberosity • Radial notch
Bone Anatomy • Radius • Proximal • Radial Head • Radial Tuberosity • Radial Neck • Distal • Ulnar Notch • Radial styloid process
Bone Anatomy • Ulna • Proximal • Olecranon • Olecranon Process • Coronoid Process • Trochlear notch • Radial notch • Ulnar tuberosity • Distal • Ulnar Styloid Process
Elbow Articulations • Humeroulnar Joint • Humeroradial Joint • Proximal Radioulnar Joint • Distal Radioulnar Joint
Elbow Joints • Three distinct joints • One joint capsule • Humeroulnar joint • Trochlea • Trochlear notch • Uniaxial hinge joint • Flexion/extension
Elbow Joints • Humeroradial joint • Capitulum • Radial head • Modified hinge joint • Flex/ext and int/ext rotation • Radioulnar joint • Proximal • Uniaxial pivot joint • Radius pivots about ulna • Pronation/supination
Ligamentous Support • Medial (Ulnar) Collateral Ligament • Anterior • Posterior • Oblique
Ligaments • Medial support • Prevent excessive valgus stress • Ulnar collateral ligament (MCL or UCL) • Fan shaped ligament • Anterior oblique • Medial epicondyle medial coronoid process • Primary medial support structure of the elbow • Posterior oblique • Medial epicondyle olecranon process
Ligamentous Support • Lateral (Radial) Collateral Ligament
Ligaments • Lateral support • Prevents excessive varus stress • Radial collateral ligament (LCL) • Thickened aspect of lateral capsule • Lateral epicondyle annular ligament • Radioulnar support • Annular ligament • Coronoid process coronoid process • Maintains position of radial head in radial notch
Ligaments • Interosseous membrane • Tough fibrous connective tissue • Oblique between radius and ulna • Length of forearm • Role: site for muscle origins and support for joint
Ligamentous Support • Capsule posterior anterior
Ligamentous Support • Annular Ligament
Ligamentous Support • Quadrate Ligament
Ligamentous Support • Dorsal and PalmarRadioulnar Ligaments
Bursae • Subcutaneous olecranon bursa • Between olecranon and skin • Often acutely injured in sport • Subtendinous olecranon bursa • Between triceps brachii and olecranon • Often injured in repetitive microtrauma
Muscular Anatomy • Motions • Flexion • Extension • Pronation • Supination • Muscles • Biceps • Triceps • Forearm
Muscular Anatomy • Flexors • Biceps brachii • Insertion at radial tuberosity • Prime elbow flexor in supination • Brachioradialis • Origin at supercondylar ridge of humerus • Prime elbow flexor in neutral • Brachialis • Insertion at coronoid process of ulna • Prime elbow flexor in pronation
Muscular Anatomy • Extensors • Triceps brachii • Insertion at olecranon process of ulna • Prime elbow extensor • Three heads • Long • Lateral • Medial
Muscular Anatomy • Supinators • Supinator • Prime supinator of forearm • Biceps brachii • Pronators • Pronator quadratus • Pronator teres
Biceps Brachii • O • Short head – coracoid process • Long head – supraglenoid tubercle of scapula • I – • Radial tuberosity • Biceps brachiiaponeurosis • N – Musculocutaneous • A– • Shoulder – flexion • Elbow – flexion, forearm supination
Brachialis • O • Distal 2/3 anterior humerus • I • Ulna tuberosity • Coronoid process • N • Musculocutaneous • A • Elbow flexion
Triceps Brachii • O – • Long Head – infraglenoid tubercle • Lateral Head – lateral and posterior surface of proximal ½ of body of humerus • Medial Head – distal 2/3 of medial and posterior surfaces of humerus below radial groove • I – • Posterior surface of olecranonproess • N – Radial • A– • Shoulder – long head – Ext and ADD • Elbow -- extension
Anconeus • O – • Posterior lateral humeral epicondyle • I – • Lateral side of olecranon process • Upper ¼ posterior ulnar body • N – • Radial • A– • Assist with elbow extension
Brachioradialis • O – • Upper 2/3 of lateral humeral supracondylar ridge • I – • Lateral radius just proximal to base of styloid process • N – • Radial • A– • Elbow flexion • Supination to midposition • Pronation to midposition
Supinator • O – • Lateral humeral epicondyle • LCL • Annular ligament • I – • Lateral upper 2/3 of radius • N – • Radial • A– • Forearm supination
Neurological Anatomy • Median nerve • Locale • At elbow in cubital fossa • Follows brachial artery • Middle of anterior forearm • Crosses wrist in carpal tunnel • Sensory • Palmar tip of index finger • Motor • Opposition and pronation
Neurological Anatomy • Ulnar nerve • Locale • At elbow posterior to medial epicondyle (cubital tunnel) • Follows ulnar artery • Sensory • Palmar tip of little finger • Motor • 5th finger abduction
Neurological Anatomy • Radial nerve • Locale • At lateral aspect of elbow • Follows radial artery • Sensory • 1st dorsal web space • Motor • Wrist extension