Diagrammatic representation of median and ulnar nerve

1. MEDIAN NERVE & ULNAR NERVE

2. MEDIAN NERVE/LABOURERS NERVE
 FORMATION
 ROOTVALUE
 COURSE
 BRANCHES
 APPLIED ANATOMY

3. FORMATION OF MEDIAN NERVE

4. ROOT VALUE
 Derived from the ventral branches of ventral
rami of C₅, C₆, C₇, C₈ &T₁.

5. COURSE
 INTHE ARM
 INTHE CUBITAL FOSSA
 INTHE FOREARM
 INTHE HAND

6. IN THE ARM

7. IN THE CUBITAL FOSSA

10. IN THE FOREARM

11. IN THE HAND

12. BRANCHES OF MEDIAN NERVE
 MUSCULAR BRANCHES
 CUTANEOUS BRANCHES
 ARTICULAR BRANCHES
 VASCULAR BRANCHES

14. APPLIED ANATOMY
 CARPALTUNNEL SYNDROME
 MEDIAN CLAW HAND
 APETHUMB DEFORMITY
 LOSS OF SENSATIONOF LATERALTHREE
AND HALF FINGERS

15. CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

16. MEDIAN CLAW HAND

17. ULNAR NERVE/MUSICIANS’SNERVE
 FORMATION
 ROOTVALUE
 COURSE
 BRANCHES
 APPLIED ANATOMY

18. FORMATION OF ULNAR NERVE

19. ROOT VALUE
 Derived from the ventral branches of ventral
rami of C₈ &T₁ and C₇ fibers through lateral
root of median nerve which supplies Flexor
carpi ulnaris

20. COURSE
 INTHE ARM
 INTHE FOREARM
 INTHE HAND

21. IN THE ARM

22. IN THE FOREARM

23. IN THE HAND

24. BRANCHES OF ULNAR NERVE
 MUSCULAR BRANCHES
 CUTANEOUS BRANCHES
 ARTICULAR BRANCHES
 VASCULAR BRANCHES

26. APPLIED ANATOMY
 GUYONS CANAL SYNDROME
 ULNAR CLAW HAND
 CUBITALTUNNEL SYNDROME

27. GUYONS CANAL SYNDROME