Nerves supplying forearm muscles

Name the nerve that supplies each muscle of the forearm. When it is a branch of the radial or median nerve, specify the branch.

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- - extensor carpi radialis brevis
  - deep (from radial)
- - palmaris longus
  - median
- - brachioradialis
  - radial
- - extensor pollicis brevis
  - posterior interosseous (from radial)
- - extensor indicis
  - posterior interosseous (from radial)
- - anconeus
  - radial
- - flexor digitorum profundus (medial part)
  - ulnar
- - extensor digitorum
  - posterior interosseous (from radial)
- - extensor carpi radialis longus
  - radial
- - supinator
  - deep (from radial)
- - pronator quadratus
  - anterior interosseous (from median)
- - flexor pollicis longus
  - anterior interosseous (from median)
- - extensor digiti minimi
  - posterior interosseous (from radial)
- - flexor carpi ulnaris
  - ulnar
- - flexor carpi radialis
  - median
- - flexor digitorum superficialis
  - median
- - extensor pollicis longus
  - posterior interosseous (from radial)
- - abductor pollicis longus
  - posterior interosseous (from radial)
- - flexor digitorum profundus (lateral part)
  - anterior interosseous (from median)
- - pronator teres
  - median
- - extensor carpi ulnaris
  - posterior interosseous (from radial)

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Tags: MBBS2, Sc13, Sc13L07, Sc13L08, Anatomy, Upper limb, Muscle, Nerve

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