Mononeuropathy: Nerve Atlas

About Mononeuropathy: Nerve Atlas

Mononeuropathy is a fast, exam-focused reference to the individual peripheral nerves of the upper and lower limb — built for neurology, stroke, acute medicine and rehabilitation clinicians, and for trainees preparing for postgraduate examinations.

Each nerve is presented as a clean, card-based monograph you can read in seconds at the bedside or in clinic: roots and course, motor and sensory supply, where the nerve is typically injured, examination findings, nerve conduction and EMG clues, management, and high-yield localisation pearls that help you separate one lesion from its mimics.

WHAT'S INSIDE
- 16 individual nerves — 8 upper limb (median, ulnar, radial, axillary, musculocutaneous, long thoracic, suprascapular, spinal accessory) and 8 lower limb (common peroneal, sciatic, tibial, femoral, obturator, lateral femoral cutaneous, saphenous, sural).
- Anatomy & course, motor and sensory supply, common sites of injury, examination, NCS/EMG findings and management for every nerve.
- Localisation pearls — the discriminating points that separate, for example, a peroneal palsy from an L5 radiculopathy, or a spiral-groove radial lesion from a posterior interosseous palsy.
- "Spot the lesion" quiz — clinical vignettes with instant feedback and a teaching point for every answer, so you can test and track your localisation.
- Search by nerve, muscle or sign; save the nerves you revisit most.
- Fully offline once installed; no account and no ads.

WHO IT'S FOR
Neurology and stroke trainees, acute and general medicine doctors, rehabilitation and MSK clinicians, physician associates, and anyone revising peripheral nerve anatomy and electrodiagnosis — including candidates for the Neurology SCE and similar postgraduate exams.

ACCESS
Two sample nerves and a short quiz taster are free to explore. A single one-time unlock opens the full atlas and the complete question bank — no subscription.

EVIDENCE & AUTHORSHIP
Written and reviewed by Dr Atif Elnil MBBS MRCP, Neurology & Stroke Fellow, St George's Hospital, London. Content is referenced to standard peer-reviewed and textbook sources, with clickable links provided in the app.

IMPORTANT
Mononeuropathy is for education and clinical training only. It is a revision and reference aid and is not a substitute for clinical judgement, formal neurological assessment, electrodiagnostic interpretation, or local guidelines, and must not be used as sole clinical guidance.