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Flexor retinaculum Attachment: Medially: besiform& hook of hamate. Laterally: split into two laminae;the superficial attached to tubercle of scaphoid and crest of trapezium. Deep lamina: attached to med. Lip of groove of trapezium. (The tendon of flexor carpi radialis lies between the 2 lamina). Proximally: continuous with antebrachial fascia. Distally: continuous with palmar aponeurosis

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Flexor retinaculumAttachment:Medially: besiform& hook of hamate. Laterally: split into two laminae;the superficial attached to tubercle of scaphoid and crest of trapezium. Deep lamina: attached to med. Lip of groove of trapezium. (The tendon of flexor carpi radialis lies between the 2 lamina).Proximally: continuous with antebrachial fascia. Distally: continuous with palmar aponeurosis

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Structures superficial to flexor retinaculumFrom medial to lateral:1- ulnar nerve close to bisiform2- ulnar artery3- palmar cutaneous branch of ulnar nerve4- tendon of palmaris longus5- palmar cutaneous branch of median nerve

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Structures deep to flexor retinaculum 1- median nerve most superficial2- 4 tendons of flexor digitorum superficialis and 4 tendons of flexor digitorum profundus ( in common synovial sheath)3- 1 tendon of flexor pollicis longus in its synovial sheath4- recurrent branch from deep palmar archFunctions of flexor retinaculmProtection and maintining the tendons in position

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carpal tunnel It is the space between the concave anterior surface of carpal bone and flexor retinaculumContents of the tunnel:1- median nerve2-tendon of flexor PL& its sheath3&4- tendons of FDS & FDP in the common sheath.

Carpal tunnel syndrome: it is compression of median nerve within the tunnel by:a) Inflammation of synovial sheaths of flexor tendonsb) Dislocation of lunate bone c) thickness of retinaculum by arthritis

Manifistations: Ape hand1- adducted thumb 2- wasting of thenar muscle 3- loss of opposition of thumb 4- loss of sensation over lat. 3.5 fingers

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Extensor retinaculum

Attachment:Laterally: ant. border of radius above styloid process.Medially triquetral and pisiform bones.The space deep to it is divided into 6 tunnels by 5 septa.

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Contents: 1st compatment: on lat. Side of styloid process of radius2nd compartment: on back of radius lat. To dorsal tubercle.3rd compartment back of radius just med. To dorsal tubercle.4th compartment: on back of radius med. To later one.5th compartment: between radius and ulna.6th compartment: back of ulna between head of and styloid process

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Anatomical snuff box:It is a triangular hollow situated on lat. Side of back of thumb near wrist jointBoundaries: Laterally: tendons of APL & EPBMedially: tendon of EBLFloor: back of scaphoid and trapezium

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Roof: skin, superficial fascia containing cephalic vein, dorsal digital brs of superficial branch of radial nerveContents: radial A & tendons of Extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis

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