The median nerve is a mixed sensory and motor nerve. It is classically described as the
nerve of pronation, of thumb, index finger, middle finger and wrist flexion, of thumb …

Iatrogenic nerve injury during surgery is a major source of concern for both patients and
surgeons. This study aimed to identify the nerves most commonly injured during surgery …

Introduction The most frequently described anomalous neural connections between the
median and ulnar nerves in the upper limb are: Martin‐Gruber anastomosis (MGA) …

Background: Previous studies have indicated that the thread carpal tunnel release (TCTR) is
a safe and effective technique. Through a study on 11 cadaveric wrists, the TCTR procedure …

As long as humans have been medically treated, unfortunate cases of inadvertent injury to
nerves afflicted by the therapist have occurred. Most microsurgically treated iatrogenic nerve …

Aim. To compare a limited palmar incision for carpal tunnel release (CTR) with a traditional
open technique, which is still considered the gold standard. Methods. Seventy-two patients …

Four main presentations of median-ulnar anastomosis exist. Those manifesting in the
forearm include Martin–Gruber and Marinacci, while those found in the hand are referred to …

A retrospective review of hospital employees at a single employer institution who underwent
ultrasound guided thread carpal tunnel release (TCTR) or open carpal tunnel release …

Object Sensation in the palmar surface of the digits is supplied by the median and ulnar
nerves, with the boundary classically being the midline of the ring finger. Overlap and …

Annually, carpal tunnel release is one of the most commonly executed orthopaedic
procedures. Despite the frequency of the procedure, complications may occur as a result of …