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This is the first of a two-part article in which we focus on the Ultrasound (US) appearance of the normal median nerve (MN) and its main branches. The detailed anatomy and US anatomy of the MN course are presented with high-resolution images obtained with the latest-generation US machines and transducers. Variations are discussed to avoid misinterpretation of normal findings.
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This study presents a retrospective study of persistent median artery associated with carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). A retrospective study of the persistent median artery and CTS. Exclusion criteria were patients who did not present persistent median artery, those who were diabetic, or had rheumatoid diseases, and those who decided not to do the surgery.
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