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Major branches of the ulnar nerve at the wrist

Major branches of the ulnar nerve at the wrist
This illustration describes the major branches of the ulnar nerve at the wrist. The numbers 1 to 4 relate to the main sites of clinical syndrome associated with injury to the nerve:
  1. Main trunk of the nerve proximal to or within Guyon's canal.
  2. Deep motor branch proximal to the branches supplying the hypothenar muscles.
  3. Deep motor branch distal to the hypothenar muscles.
  4. Superficial branch (mainly sensory).
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