Pronation

The Upper limb is in pronation when the Paume S are turned backwards and the Radius is then in front of the Ulna. The position of reference in Anatomie is not this position but the Supination which correspond to the palms turned forwards, the radius being then in side position and the ulna in position médiale.

Pathology

The painful pronation of the children is a pain of the arm with Paresthésie, occurring during abrupt traction on the arm. The type is the young child whom one retains by the hand at the time of a danger.

The phenomenon of the pronation describes by Joseph Babinski makes that, at the time of a flask Hémiplégie, the hand on the side reached, placed in supination, goes back spontaneously prone

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