Craniomedial view of the antebrachium. The biceps brachii m. (1), pronator teres m. (2), and the flexor carpi radialis m. (3) have been cut and reflected. After the brachial a. (4) gives off the common interosseus a. (6), it continues as the median a. (5), which gives rise to the deep antebrachial a. (7) (barely visible). In the middle of the antebrachium, the median a. gives off a cranially directed radial a. (8). Identify the median n. (9), ulnar n. (10), and medial cutaneous antebrachial n. (11).

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