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Jobe and Gambardella also split the ligament to look at the elbow joint, which was deemed healthy, and used sutures to close up the ligament. Wilgis and Murphy, (26) in a study using 15 fresh adult cadavers, showed that the median and ulnar nerves moved longitudinally at the elbow an average of 7. The objective of this study was to evaluate whether a simple test of full elbow extension was a reliable indicator of bone/joint injury at the elbow joint. |
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