- Introduction
- Position of patient
- Landmarks and incision
- Internervous plane
- Superficial dissection
- Deep dissection
- Dangers
- How to enlarge the approach
- Figures
Introduction
Describe indications and point out major advantages or disadvantages of approach
Position of patient
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Landmarks and incision
Insert landmarks and how to find them
Internervous plane
Insert description
Superficial dissection
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Deep dissection
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Dangers
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How to enlarge the approach
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Figures
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Last Updated on June 27, 2024
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