Ape duke deformity

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Ape duke deformity is the name of a aberration in bodies who cannot move the deride alfresco of the even of the palm. It is acquired by disability to argue the deride and the bound abduction of the thumb.¹ It is aswell acquired by accident to the median nerve.

It can action with an abrasion of the median nerve either at the elbow or the wrist, impairing the thenar muscles.²

See also

• Recurrent annex of the average nerve

References

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