Musculocutaneous nerve damage is an uncommon but important cause of weakness and sensory changes in the arm. In sporting contexts, it is most often related to trauma, overstretching, or entrapment of the nerve during high-demand activities. The musculocutaneous nerve supplies the biceps, brachialis, and coracobrachialis muscles, and also provides sensation to the lateral forearm. [...]
Radial nerve entrapment is a condition where the radial nerve becomes compressed or irritated along its course through the upper arm, elbow, or forearm. The radial nerve is responsible for supplying the muscles that extend the wrist and fingers, and also provides sensation to parts of the back of the hand. When the radial [...]
Forearm splints are an overuse injury that causes persistent pain in individuals who engage in repetitive forearm activities. Like shin splints in the lower leg, forearm splints occur when excessive strain is placed on the muscles, tendons, and bones of the forearm. So, what are forearm splints, and what can you do about them? [...]
Intersection syndrome is an overuse injury that affects the lower forearm. It causes pain and inflammation due to friction between the muscles and tendons. This condition is prevalent among individuals who engage in repetitive wrist movements, particularly those involved in sports. This blog discusses symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for intersection syndrome wrist. What [...]
