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The Branching and Innervation Pattern of the Radial Nerve in the Forearm: A Study to Clarify the Literature

Recent experience in a medical gross anatomy lab has indicated that different opinions exist among common references regarding which branches of the radial nerve innervate which muscles, and in what order. This study attempts to clarify the innervation pattern(s) of the muscles of the posterior forearm through a survey of the existing standpoints on the subject and in‐person cadaveric dissection.