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What are the articular surfaces with the elbow joint
Trochlea of humerus with trochlea notch of ulna
Capitulum of humerus with radial head
Radial head with radial notch of ulna
Name the ligaments of the elbow joint
Lateral collateral lig
Annular lig
Medial collateral lig
What is the carrying angle
Made by the axes of the arm & forearm when the elbow is fully extended
Where does the elbow joint capsule attach proximally
Ant:
Post:
Humerus above coronoid fossa and radial fossa.
Humerus above the olecranon fossa.
Where does the elbow joint capsule attach distally
Medially:
Laterally:
Ant/Post:
Medial margin of the coronoid process.
Blends with annular lig
Ulna along the edges of the coronoid and olecranon processes
Describe the synovial membrane of the joint capsule of the elbow
Lines the fibrous capsule and is continous with the proximal radio-ulnar joint.
What are the 2 clinically significant groups of bursae
3 olecranon bursa & Bicepitoradial bursa
Attachments of Radial collateral lig
From lateral epicondyle to annular lig
Attachments of the annular lig
Around the head of the radius. Ataching to lips of radial notch.
Attachments of ulnar collateral lig
Triangular in 3 bands from medial epicondyle to coronoid, around to the olecranon process.
Neurological supply of the elbow joint
Musculocutaneous, radial & ulnar nerves
Articular surfaces of the proximal Radio-Ulnar Joints
Head of radius with the radial notch
What are the movements of the proximal radio-ulnar
Pronation & supination. Radius rotates around the ulna.
Describe the capsule of the proximal radio-ulnar joint
Both fibrous & synovial layers continous with the one of the elbow.
Articulatory surfaces of distal radio-ulnar
Head of ulna with the ulnar notch on distal radius
Attachments of the fibrocartilaginous disc
Ulnar notch of the radius and the base of the ulnar styloid
What is the function of the fibrocartilaginous disc in the distal radioulnar joint
Acts as a stabilizer for the distal radioulnar joint & prevents direct contact between the ulna and the carpus.