Two questions for you guys to answer.
- What is the diagnosis?
- Which nerves are involved?
- Few causes please?
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2 comments:
I am a retired occupational therapist who specialized in rehab and hand therapy. The photo you present looks very typical of high quadriplegia, C5 or above. The contractures in the photo are typical of no innervation from C6,7,8,T1. Also, there is considerable atrophy in the forearm and hand.
Please check my blog, http://graceryoung.com re lifestyle modification and other issues for disabilities and chronic conditions.
thank u grace young. You are correct. If both median and ulnar nerves are involved you can have similar appearance too. you have a nice blog.
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