An illustration of the forearm in the correct, supine position is on the top half of the exhibit, and an enlargement of the incision site over the elbow is below.

The left radial nerve is safely not under the incision site. An illustration of the forearm in the incorrect, prone position is on the top half of the exhibit, and an enlargement of the incision site over the elbow, showing the left radial nerve, is below.

Proper vs. Improper Arm and Hand Position During Left Biceps Tendon Repair

SKU: C17028

This two-page exhibit compares the correct versus incorrect position for the arm and hand during biceps tendon repair surgery. The surgery is completed correctly when the hand is supine, and the incision is made over the elbow without any underlying structures beneath. The hand is pronated in the incorrect position, and the left radial nerve runs under the incision site.

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