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EX-000847·DNB Ortho·2024·Peripheral Nerve Injury — Sunderland Classification
Explain the pathophysiology of EMG and NCV (latency, conduction velocity and evoked response) and its interpretation in traumatic peripheral nerve injury. Explain with the example of “an Iatrogenic Radial Nerve injury while operating a closed humerus diaphyseal fracture with butterfly fragment”. [5+5]
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