- In
human anatomy, the
supinator is a
broad muscle in the
posterior compartment of the forearm,
curved around the
upper third of the radius. Its function...
-
functions as a
powerful supinator of the forearm, i.e. it
turns the palm upwards. This action,
which is
aided by the
supinator muscle,
requires the humeroulnar...
- the digits, a
flexor of the
elbow (brachioradialis), and
pronators and
supinators that turn the hand to face down or upwards, respectively. In cross-section...
- The
brachioradialis reflex (also
known as
supinator reflex [1]) is
observed during a
neurological exam by
striking the
brachioradialis tendon (at its...
-
enclose between them a
triangular space for the
origin of part of the
supinator; it ends
below at the head of the ulna. Its
upper part is sharp, its lower...
-
continuation of the deep
branch of the
radial nerve,
after this has
crossed the
supinator muscle. It is
considerably diminished in size
compared to the deep branch...
- The
brachioradialis is a
muscle of the
forearm that
flexes the
forearm at the elbow. It is also
capable of both
pronation and supination,
depending on...
-
pierces the
supinator muscle,
winds around the
radius under the
cover of
supinator to
reach posterior of
forearm where it
again pierces supinator and after...
-
longus muscle; the
surface above the line
gives insertion to part of the
supinator muscle. The
middle third of the
volar border is
indistinct and rounded...
- the
radial nerve, at the
lateral intermuscular septum of arm,
while "
supinator syndrome" is used for
compression at the
arcade of Frohse. The "radial...
