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E, Posterior interosseous nerve (straight thick arrow) has
exited supinator. Median nerve (white arrow) heads toward flexor
digitorum superficialis. As pronator inserts, ulnar artery (plus
sign) joins ulnar nerve (shaded open arrow). Long thin arrow is
superficial radial nerve; arrowhead is anterior interosseous nerve.
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Fig. 3. (continued)Serial axial images through forearm in 59-year-old
woman with prior tumor resection and radiation therapy. Subsequent muscular
atrophy allows excellent visualization of courses of nerves. BR =
brachioradialis, FS = flexor digitorum superficialis, FC = flexor carpi
ulnaris, P = pronator teres, S = supinator, F = flexor digitorum profundus, EC
= extensor carpi radialis longus.
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