Anatomic Landmarks to Locate the Median Nerve for Safe Wrist Block or Carpal Tunnel Steroid Injection.
Ron Brooks, Amanda Kistler, Saeed A. Chowdhry, Andrew M. Swiergosz, Katharina Perlin, Morton L. Kasdan, Bradon J. Wilhelmi
Abstract
Ron Brooks, Amanda Kistler, Saeed A. Chowdhry, Andrew M. Swiergosz, Katharina Perlin, Morton L. Kasdan, Bradon J. Wilhelmi
Abstract
Therefore, injection location should be radial with respect to the palmaris longus and the midline of the wrist. It can be just ulnar to the flexor carpi radialis tendon or between 8 and 10 mm radial to the midpoint of the wrist in order to prevent median nerve injection and direct trauma to the nerve.
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Therefore, injection location should be radial with respect to the palmaris longus and the midline of the wrist. It can be just ulnar to the flexor carpi radialis tendon or between 8 and 10 mm radial to the midpoint of the wrist in order to prevent median nerve injection and direct trauma to the nerve.
Key concepts: Medicine, Wrist, Median nerve, Carpal tunnel, Radial nerve, Cadaveric spasm, Carpal tunnel syndrome, Anatomy