Superficial branch of the radial nerve passing through the supinator canal, emerging between the extensor digitorum and abductor pollicis longus muscles and consequently supplying the second finger and radial portion of the third finger: a case report and clinical implications
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Awareness of unique path of the superficial branch of the radial nerve and its unusual sensory distribution can help avoid potential diagnostic confusion. We present a unique case encountered during a routine dissection of a Central European male cadaver. An u... ...
