Neural interconnections between the nerves of the upper limb and surgical implications.
review · Level V
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Abstract
The knowledge of neural interconnections between adjacent nerves of the upper limb is important to the surgeon as such variations may lead to issues with surgical identification and thus iatrogenic injury. Trauma or entrapment of these nerves may cause functional losses different from those expected and thus result in misdiagnosis. The authors review the literature regarding such nervous system derangements.
Medical subject headings
- Neural Pathways
- Upper Extremity
Anatomy
- radius
- radius/ulna
- ulna