Axial MRI of the Elbow         (Return to List of Available Self-Test Images - Normal Structure)
This is a contiguous series of axial MRI slices of the elbow in a 20y old man. The first section is the most proximal, and subsequent sections are progressively more distal. You can look at the video frame by frame and try to identify the labelled structures. The answers will be revealed when you click on the appropriately labelled drop-down arrows below the image.

	A =                                             biceps brachii	B =                                             brachialis	C =                                             brachioradlialis
	D =                                             radial n. (?)	E = be specific                       biciptal aponeurosis	F = be specific                       biceps brachii tendon
	G =                                             median n.	H =                                             brachial a.	I =                                             pronator teres
	J =                                             ulnar n.	K =                                             median cubital v.	L =                                             ECRL
	M =                                             ulnar a.	N =                                             radial a.