The origin of the premotor potential recorded from the second lumbrical muscle in normal man
Highlights ► The premotor potential from the second lumbrical (2L) muscle is composed of a SNAP arising from antidromically activated palmar sensory branches and a far-field potential generated by digital nerve fibers as they pass from the palm into the second finger. ► The premotor potential from t...
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| description | Highlights ► The premotor potential from the second lumbrical (2L) muscle is composed of a SNAP arising from antidromically activated palmar sensory branches and a far-field potential generated by digital nerve fibers as they pass from the palm into the second finger. ► The premotor potential from the 2L muscle is a composite potential, not of a single origin. ► When diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome, the premotor potential may affect the onset of the potential in the 2L muscle. |
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