Accessory Branch of Median Nerve Supplying the Brachialis Muscle: A Case Report and Clinical Significance

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of mononeuropathy in muscles with dual innervation depicts geographic denervation corresponding to the affected nerve. Knowledge of the normal distribution of a muscle's neural supply is clinically relevant as partial muscle denervation represents a potential imaging pitfall that can be confused with other pathology, such as muscle strain. This article reviews the normal innervation pattern of extremity muscles with dual supply, providing illustrative examples of mononeuropathy affecting such muscles.

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Magnetic resonance imaging patterns of mononeuropathic denervation in muscles with dual innervation

Sneag

Lee

Feinberg

et al. 2017

Skeletal Radiol

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Accessory Branch of Median Nerve Supplying the Brachialis Muscle: A Case Report and Clinical Significance

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Magnetic resonance imaging patterns of mononeuropathic denervation in muscles with dual innervation

Magnetic resonance imaging patterns of mononeuropathic denervation in muscles with dual innervation

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