Clinical Maps

Dermatomes, myotomes and reflexes: which nerve root does what, how each is tested, and what changes point to.

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Clinical Map Brachioradialis Reflex Reflexus brachioradialis Forearm The brachioradialis reflex, also called the supinator reflex, is a stretch reflex in which a tap…

Clinical Map C6 Dermatome Dermatoma C6 Forearm The C6 dermatome covers the lateral forearm, the thumb and usually part of the index finger.…

Clinical Map C6 Myotome Myotoma C6 Forearm The C6 myotome is tested by wrist extension, the ISNCSCI key movement for C6, using extensor…

Clinical Map C8 Myotome Myotoma C8 Forearm The C8 myotome is tested by finger flexion, the ISNCSCI key movement for C8, measured at…

Clinical Map T1 Dermatome Dermatoma T1 Forearm The T1 dermatome runs along the medial (inner) side of the forearm from about the wrist…