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Elbow Joint
Elbow Anatomy
Medial epicondyle- medial side of
humerus at distal end just above
trochlea.
Elbow Anatomy
Lateral epicondyle- located on lateral
side of distal end above capitulum.
Elbow Anatomy
Capitulum- lateral side of joint, it
articulates with the radius.
Elbow Anatomy
Trochlea- located on the medial side of
the distal end of the humerus.
Articulates with ulna.
Elbow Anatomy
The ulna does not move.
The radius moves around the ulna.
The ulna is locked in place by the
proximal end at the olecranon
process.
Ulna
Olecranon
Trochlear notch
Radial notch
Coronoid process
Anterior view
Lateral view
Elbow Anatomy
Olecranon fossa- posterior surface of
the humerus between the medial and
lateral epicondyles.
Elbow Anatomy
Olecranon process- proximal end of
ulna, on posterior surface. The point
of elbow where triceps attaches.
Elbow Anatomy
Coronoid Process- just below the
trochlear notch and next to the radial
notch. Attachment for brachilis.
Elbow Anatomy
Ulnar head- distal end on the lateral
surface, radial head pronates around
it.
Elbow Anatomy
Radial head- proximal end, where it
articulates with the capitulum.
Elbow Anatomy
Elbow joint- where the radius and ulna
articulate with the humerus.
Hinge joint
Action: Flexion & Extension
Flexion(150 deg) and extension
Elbow Anatomy
Radioulnar joint-where the radius and
ulna articulate.
is a pivot joint.
It allows supination and pronation.
Elbow Ligaments
Medial Collateral Ligament- runs from
medial epicondyle of humerus to the
medial side of coronoid process and
olecranon process.
Elbow Ligaments
Lateral collateral ligament- attaches
proximally to the lateral epicondyle and
distally to the lateral ulna and annular
ligament.
Elbow Ligaments
Annular Ligament- encompasses
radial head at the radial...