Anatomy
·Upper Limb
Posterior Forearm (Extensor Compartment)
⭐ PREMIUM
The posterior forearm holds the extensors and supinator — ALL supplied by the radial nerve (mostly its deep/posterior interosseous branch). Most arise from the common extensor origin (lateral epicondyle).
SUPERFICIAL LAYER (lateral epicondyle, except brachioradialis above it)
• Brachioradialis (radial n. proper) — a flexor of the mid-prone forearm despite lying posteriorly.
• Extensor carpi rad…
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