Dorsum of the Hand

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  • The dorsum of the hand is the posterior part of the palm
  • It is also the back of the palm
  • It’s skin is loose and pigmented
  • When the metacarpi-phalangeal joints are flexed it forms knuckles
  • The digits show nails on the ends

 

 

Description

LEARNER OUTCOMES:

  • To describe the dorsum of the hand
  • To identify the attachments of the extensor retinaculum
  • To appreciate the order of the synovial sheaths
  • To appreciate the insertion of extensor digitorum
  • To identify the components that make the extensor hood
  • To recognize the borders of the snuffbox
  • To identify the formation of the dorsal arterial arch
  • To recognize the basilic and cephalic veins
  • To identify the areas supplied by different nerves
  • To recognize cut tendonsand de Quervain’s syndrome

 

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