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The Axillary Nerve

📌 The Axillary Nerve Anatomy Made Simple | Course, Innervation & Clinical Relevance In this video, Conor breaks down the anatomy of the axillary nerve, from its origin in the brachial plexus to its terminal branches and key clinical implications. Whether you're revising for USMLE, PLAB, MRCS, or just want a clear understanding of this crucial nerve — this video has you covered. We’ll learn the course of the axillary nerve, its motor and sensory functions, important anatomical relationships (like the quadrangular space), and common injuries that can affect it — including shoulder dislocations and surgical neck fractures of the humerus. 🔍 High-yield, exam-focused and easy to follow — perfect for medical students, nurses, and allied health professionals. 🧠 What you’ll learn in this video: Origin of the axillary nerve from the posterior cord of the brachial plexus Course of the nerve through the quadrangular space Motor innervation to the deltoid and teres minor Sensory innervation via the superior lateral cutaneous nerve of the arm Branches of the axillary nerve Common causes of axillary nerve injury 🩺 This is part of a wider upper limb nerve anatomy series, so subscribe now and don’t miss the next videos on radial, median, and ulnar nerves! 📚 Keywords: axillary nerve, axillary nerve anatomy, brachial plexus, quadrangular space, deltoid muscle, teres minor, axillary nerve injury, superior lateral cutaneous nerve, shoulder dislocation nerve damage, surgical neck humerus fracture, upper limb nerves, nerve anatomy, mrcs revision, usmle anatomy, plab revision, kenhub anatomy, clinical neuroanatomy, medical student anatomy, nursing anatomy 👍 Like, comment and subscribe to support the channel — and drop a comment if you want me to cover a specific nerve next! #AxillaryNerve #anatomy #upperlimbanatomy #brachialplexus #brachialplexusinjury #shoulderanatomy #DeltoidMuscle #TeresMinor #QuadrangularSpace #nerveinjury #medicaleducation #anatomytutorial #usmle #plab #plab1 #plab2 #MRCS #clinicalanatomy #medstudent #NerveAnatomy #OrthopaedicAnatomy #ShoulderDislocation #neuroanatomy