Forearm Middle Ulna

   
Forearm Middle Ulna level 1
Forearm Middle Ulna level 2
Forearm Middle Ulna level 3
Forearm Middle Ulna level 4
Forearm Middle Ulna level 5
Forearm Middle Ulna level 6
Forearm Middle Ulna level 7
Forearm Middle Ulna level 8

   In this section of atlas is represented the bloc of cuttings of each of the eight principal levels of forearm relative to ULNA in middle position (between pronation and supination). Its determined, that safe positions for application of transosseous elements form 76 % of the general number. To provide functional treatment alone all the period of fixation that includes function of rotation, were determined 26 reference positions (27%). They are pointed by sign . The positions that provide only free flexion and extension in elbow and radiocarpal joints (33% of the general number of positions) are pointed by sign .
The K-wires inserted during the operation at six distal levels (for example: with the aim to change spatial orientation of bone fragments) later must be substituted on half-pins inserted in the projection of position pointed by sign .
On the forearm there are three Yin-meridians with centrifugal direction of the energy motion pass: lung meridian (P), heart meridian (C) and pericardium meridian (MC). There are three Yang-meridians with centripetal direction of energy motion: bowels meridian (GI), tripple heater meridian (TR), and intestines meridian (IG). The meridians on the forearm are represented by 27 active points.
According to the Method of Unified Designation of transosseous elements applicated to the radial bone are placed in round brackets.
Notes (VIII,12-6) VIII,12-6 and VIII,6-12(VIII,6-12) designate the same K-wire, inserted at VIII level through both bones. But in the first case the wire is inserted from the side of the radius and in second - from the side of the ulna.
   Separately is represented the block of cuttings with coordinate system relative to the ulna in forearm supination .
   Separately is represented the block of cuttings with coordinate system relative to the ulna in forearm pronation .