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Anatomical basis of the risk of radial nerve injury related to the technique of external fixation applied to the distal humerus
Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 10/08/09

Clement H et al. – Insertion of external–fixator half pins in the distal humerus can easily injure the radial nerve. Thus the authors advocate a larger skin incision, blunt dissection to the lateral cortex of the humerus and retraction of soft tissue during half pin insertion.

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