Medical and surgical therapy . RVE LESIONS of the muscles is accentuated to such an extent thatin a few months time the nerve and the muscles Superficial cervical plexus. Oircumflei. Intercostals. Musculo-spiral. Lesser internal cutaneous. — Internal cutaneous -{ Musculo-cutaneous. ? Median(palmar cutaneous nerve) Med ian(collateral nerves of fingers) Ulnar •, (superficial terminal branch). Fig. 22.—Peripheral sensory distribution of the upper limb(anterior aspect). are insensible to either the interrupted or constantcurrent. Sensory Disorders.—The sensory changes form aninterest
Medical and surgical therapy . RVE LESIONS of the muscles is accentuated to such an extent thatin a few months time the nerve and the muscles Superficial cervical plexus. Oircumflei. Intercostals. Musculo-spiral. Lesser internal cutaneous. — Internal cutaneous -{ Musculo-cutaneous. ? Median(palmar cutaneous nerve) Med ian(collateral nerves of fingers) Ulnar •, (superficial terminal branch). Fig. 22.—Peripheral sensory distribution of the upper limb(anterior aspect). are insensible to either the interrupted or constantcurrent. Sensory Disorders.—The sensory changes form aninteresting study. The sensory distribution of the median nerve, THE MEDIAN NERVE 61 as shown in text-books (figs. 11 and 22), is altered tosome extent. Sensibility over a large area of the skin of thethenar eminence and over the outer part of the palmof the hand may hardly be affected at all in a severelesion of the median nerve. Frequently, too, the palmar aspect of the firstphalanx of the thumb and now and then the tip of.
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