Pathological Locomotor Phenomena in the Wrist Joint Associated with Transposition of the Pronator Teres at Dysfunction of the Muscles of the Posterior Surface of the Forearm Caused by Denervation Process of Traumatic Genesis
Abstract:Relevance. Dysfunction of the muscles of the posterior surface of the forearm leads to loss of extension in the wrist joint, metacarpophalangeal joints, and loss of abduction and extension of the first finger. The cause of dysfunction is damage to the radial nerve, supraclavicular or subclavian damage to the brachial plexus. The long regeneration process makes it impossible to effectively use the injured limb for a long period of time. Palliative use of movements (transposition) of muscles can significantly re… Show more
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