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Effect of Partial Wrist Denervation on Wrist Kinesthesia: Wrist Denervation Does Not Impair Proprioception

Gay A, Harbst K, Hansen DK, et al (Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN) J Hand Surg 36A:1774-1779, 2011^§

Abstract

Purpose

To evaluate the potential effect of partial wrist denervation on wrist kinesthesia, we hypothesized that anesthetizing the anterior interosseous nerve and the posterior interosseous nerve does not impair the kinesthesia.

Methods

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