Neuromuscular deficits

These video clips are designed to introduce aspiring health care professionals to the common neuromuscular deficits that impact the function of the upper and lower limbs. Abnormal patterns are analyzed to review synergistic muscle groups and innervation. Cutaneous nerve deficits are included when relevant to aid in the differential diagnosis of neuromuscular impairments.

Overall Introduction

Upper Limb Clips

  1. Upper Limb Introduction

  2. Shoulder Elevation

  3. Shoulder Abduction

  4. Shoulder Flexion

  5. Shoulder Extension

  6. Shoulder Lateral Rotation

  7. Shoulder Medial Rotation

  8. Elbow Flexion

  9. Radial Nerve

  10. Median Nerve

  11. Ulnar Nerve


Lower Limb Clips

  1. Normal Gait

  2. Inferior Gluteal

  3. Superior Gluteal

  4. Femoral

  5. Obturator

  6. Common Peroneal

  7. Superficial Peroneal

  8. Deep Peroneal

  9. Tibial


Created by the Neurobiology and Anatomy Department: F. Reilly, Ph.D., B. Palmer, P. Klinkhachorn, Ph.D., H. Ressetar, Ph.D.http://anatomy.hsc.wvu.edu/

Overall Introduction