Dermatomes Upper Limb | Peripheral Neurological Examination

[@beckymcknight6120]

These are great videos I share with my physical therapist assistant students. Short, clean, and to the point.

[@das1992]

You guys always come up with most presentable information. This video is informative but dermatomes is one hell of a topic that's tough to memorize.

[@Physiotutors]

Glad to hear - trying our best! Yeah it can be - our best advice is to draw them on a partner once or twice and you will never forget them. Or remember typical points (like the top of the middle finger for C7 etc.) instead of the regions.

[@洪嘉良-l2q]

This is the clearest tutorial that I have ever seen💙💙💙

[@Physiotutors]

Thanks 😊

[@thephysiopractor]

Thanks!

[@Physiotutors]

Thanks for the tip! Appreciate it 💜

[@thephysiopractor]

You lads helped me through my PT program. Appreciate you! @@Physiotutors

[@lovelyadol9225]

What a clear information 🙌

[@panmaciej8733]

Again, great portion of knowledge :) keep up the good work! There are a lot of dermatomes maps, and we also know that innervation is mostly multisegmental rather than selective. Sometimes we should depend on our intuition! Cant wait for more stuff from You guys ;)

[@Physiotutors]

thanks for the compliment, we certainly will! Yes, the different maps are certainly a problem which impairs reliability. However, a dermatome is a segment that is mainly innervated by one spinal segment rather than multisegmental innervation. Still research suggests that it is difficult to diagnose a specific level based on findings in sensory assessment: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12544957

[@panmaciej8733]

Physiotutors TRUE! thanks for answer ;)

[@ty5083]

Thanks I’m writing my osce exam next week

[@Physiotutors]

Good luck!

[@Lv_Av]

You made my PT degree... Efficient.

[@christinapeck3573]

Thank you so much for this!

[@neelsnehal3501]

Classic ..thanku so much !!

[@Physiotutors]

No worries!

[@golrokhnazmi7030]

Thanks so much!

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[@janetteblaydes7112]

Wondetail Information! Thank you!!📖🕇❤

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[@farzanaabdullah9559]

thank you

[@im_legendtm9521]

Thank you very... You helped me alot on my exam.....🌹

[@Physiotutors]

Ur welcome buddy!

[@JasvirSingh-hz2yr]

Next time provide the link to this music as well plz 😊👍.. its as gr8 as ur wrk.. cheers

[@badruddinhasansaky5881]

Plain demonstration!

[@AshrafKkhan]

Can’t be easier than this

[@Physiotutors]

that was our goal! Awesome

[@poodlefilmstrailer]

What does specificity refers too?

[@dramina2326]

Awesome.

[@kajalgoel348]

I very informative lectures by you , thank you but words are not clear please provide vedios with subtitles too

[@georgelambrogogle5703]

Would C8 dermatones show an ulner split in the ring finger for radiculopathy ?

[@Physiotutors]

Yes, indeed

[@queentangy]

You guys are awesome! Literally saving my life lol THANK YOU

[@andreasheck8699]

You’re welcome 😇

[@muayadmohammed2092]

the best

[@Physiotutors]

Thanks Muayad!

[@BeAmazedandHappy]

what do we use for dermatomal testing? should it be a cotton or brush ?

[@Nyotakikora1]

Because you are testing sensations over the dermatomes. Light touch (cotton ball), versus sharp/dull (safety pin. The pin head and the bend for dull), versus vibration (tunning fork), versus deep pressure (end of a eraser). Hope it helped

[@angcrys16]

Hi, I'm looking for dermatome assessment for lower limb. I remember seeing the video but cannot find it right now. Has it been removed?? Thanks

[@Physiotutors]

its coming tomorrow! Yes, it was released by accident ahead of schedule. If you check tomorrow at 4 it will be here

[@angcrys16]

Physiotutors Oh okay.. Thanks a lot.. Your videos are really great and educational.. Thank you Physiotutors for doing a wonderful job :) :)

[@Physiotutors]

you're welcome and thanks a lot for the compliment and for subscribing to our channel! Always good to hear we can help!

[@artiagrawal4362]

very informative

[@Physiotutors]

Thanks! Glad you like it!

[@kipklop975]

2:13 thank you (:

[@TRAVELSAIFUL]

sir your vedio duration is short plz increase is vedio duration..thnq

[@Physiotutors]

Hey we try to keep the videos as concise as possible What’s missing in your opinion ?

[@danieldempsey712]

I just play on 0.75 speed, easier to digest ha

[@diveklochan2792]

How can we check dermatomes from C1-C4?

[@Physiotutors]

It's literally around the neck and chest but rarely affected by radiculopathy: here is a common dermatome chart also used as reference for this video: asia-spinalinjury.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/International_Stds_Diagram_Worksheet.pdf

[@dawoodali7246]

@@Physiotutors still should have added it for learning purposes as its included in OSCE'S

[@natraheanorthpoint759]

WHAT IS SN STANDS FOR?

[@Physiotutors]

"sensitivity" a term used to describe diagnostic accuracy of a test

[@drtekchandsharma]

Dermatomes are nerve fibre .which are innervated by single nerve ... Here innervation means ..???.. Dermatomes are sensory so they will give information towards spinal chord .. Why innervation word is used ..

[@ryanmcbruh]

I thought this was a content cop for a second

[@Physiotutors]

But you stayed anyways we suppose 😉

[@ryanmcbruh]

Yes very informative!

[@areh0670]

1:29

[@beckymcknight6120]

Thanks!

[@Physiotutors]

Wow thanks Becky! We appreciate the gesture