Radio Ulnar Joint-Prasath

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    BY Prasath

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    They are classified into three types:

    1. Superior radioulnar joint

    2. Middle radioulnar joint

    3. Inferior radioulnar joint

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    Type - Pivot type of synovial joint

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    Middle Radio Ulnar joint is formedmy the interosseous membrane

    which connects the radius and ulna. The fibers run downwards from

    radius to ulna

    The direction of Oblique cord isopposite to that of interosseousmembrane.

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    Functions of interosseous

    membrane:

    1. It binds the radius ulna to eachother

    2. It provides attachments to manymuscles

    3. It transmits forces applied to the

    radius to the ulna. Radius is theimportant bone in wrist joint andulna is the main bone in elbow joint

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    Its a pivot type of synovial joint

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    There are two movements they are supinationand pronation

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    Its a rotatory movement in the forearm aroundthe vertical axis .

    In semi flexed elbow the palm is turned

    upwards is called as supination This movement takes place in both inferior and

    superior radioulnar joint

    The vertical axis moves forwards and mediallyduring supination

    As a result of this movement the axis isdisplaced medially

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    Supination is more powerful than pronationdue to its antigravity movement

    It is responsible for all screwing movment E.g. tightening nuts and bolds

    It is brought about by supinator and biceps

    brachii.

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    Its a rotatory movement in the forearm around thevertical axis

    In semi flexed elbow the palm is turneddownwards is called as pronation

    The vertical axis moves backwards and laterallyduring pronation

    As a result of this movement the axis is displacedlaterally

    It is brought about by pronator quadratus andpronator teres

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    Tennis elbow:

    Abrupt pronation with full extended elbow

    and lead to pain and tenderness over the lateralepicondyle

    Cause:

    1. Sprain of radial collateral ligament2. Tearing of fibers of extensor carpi radialis

    brevis

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    Students elbow or miners elbow:

    It is characterized by effusion into the bursa

    into the subcutaneous posterior surface ofolecranon

    E.g. students in lecture support their head for

    sleeping with their hands with flexed elbows Golfers elbow:

    It is micro trauma of medial epicondyle ofhumerus

    If the carrying angle is more(normal 13 degree)cubitus valgus ulnar nerve may get stretchedleading to the weakness of intrinsic muscles

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