What is cubital fossa?

Boen connection, where the lower arm segment refers to the upper segment, creates a wedge or triangular cavity known as Kubital Fossa. This area - located on the front or front of the arm - contains several key components responsible for allowing the entire arm as a complete unit. This area also allows the bottom of the arm from the elbow to hand to work independently of the rest of the arm. These bones form the joint held together with a series of bindings, flexible but robust tissue belts, as well as several muscles whose tendons stretch across the space to attach to the upper and lower bones. It is also located in Kubital Fossa, which are also necessary nerves and blood vessels responsible for the supply of lower arms, wrists and hand necessary nutrients such as blood and oxygen, and communication system for suitable movements and feelings.

Included in important structures in Kubital Fossa is a radialThe nerve. This cord similar to fiber collection is a way for information such as sensory and motor impulses to be transmitted to the brain of the brain and throughout the arm. This then creates specific and accurate arm movements that allow the brain to interpret pain signals if the arms suffer injuries. For example, if the radial nerve becomes affected or pressed, the signals pass through the fibers into the brain. The brain then interprets injuries and alerts the body of the problem by creating a feeling of pain that occurs in the damaged area.

Middle nerve is another important nerve placed in this space. This nerve, which extends from the shoulder down the arm of the vessel called the brachial artery, also located inside the cubital fossa. This thin, tubular channel leads from the shoulder to the lower or inner part of Kubital Fossa, where it is divided and branched into two separate containers, radial and Ulnar arteries. These arteries, in turn, give the lower arm on the way to accept fresh oxygenated blood, the radial artery lies afterpeak or closer to the surface and ensures the side of the forearm and the Ulnar artery sits deeper and adds blood to the middle or middle aspect of the original.