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, the medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve (MABCN) may be damaged during the surgical approach creating a painful neuroma at the site of injury with numbness in the medial forearm, a painful scar and, on occasion, severe allodynia. The posterior branch of
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the FCU. The UN provides a proximal posterior branch to the ulnar head of the FCU before the nerve enters the cubital tunnel and a distal anterior branch to the humeral head of the FCU within the tunnel. It enters the forearm between the two heads of
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increases the risk of radial nerve injury and stiffness. The bilaterotricipital posterior approach (Alonso-Llames approach) was initially described at our institution to treat supracondylar fractures. 48 However, currently it is not widely used because
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physeal closure of the tibia. Closure begins from the anteromedial area (A), then progresses medially (B), posteriorly (C), and laterally (D). The age at which a traumatic injury occurs influences the fracture patterns involved, and the
