Abstract
Setting: Veterans Affairs hospital. Patient: A 21-year-old right-handed male veteran who sustained a right hand injury secondary to a grenade explosion during combat. Case Description: The patient presented with complaints of right forearm motor and sensory deficits. On examination, the patient had atrophy, weakness, and diminished sensation in the ulnar innervated muscles and sensory distribution. The patient’s initial electromyography and nerve conduction study (NCS) demonstrated evidence of ulnar motor and sensory denervation.
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