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Review Question - QID 7789

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QID 7789 (Type "7789" in App Search)
A 23-year-old patient with lateral epicondylitis underwent a routine elbow arthroscopy and an anterolateral portal was used. The patient now has complications associated with nerve injury in this area. What symptoms will most likely be present?

Loss of digital extension

76%

499/660

Weakness of the interossei

2%

14/660

Decreased sensation in the ring and little fingers

2%

10/660

Decreased sensation in the ulnar dorsal forearm

7%

49/660

Loss of flexor pollicis longus function

12%

78/660

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The anterolateral portal as originally described puts the radial nerve at risk because of its close proximity to the portal. The best test to demonstrate radial nerve function is the ability to extend the metacarpophalangeal joints. Weakness of the interossei, sensation to the ring and little fingers, and ulnar forearm sensation are all ulnar nerve functions. The flexor pollicis longus is innervated by the median nerve.

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