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Injury to the radial nerve is not an uncommon phenomenon in fracture displacement of distal humerus and its operative management as the nerve is immobile and superficial at its point of entry into the anterior compartment and in close proximity to humerus. Such injuries can be reduced by defining a 'safe area' for the radial nerve in relation to the triceps aponeurosis in the distal humerus. Radial nerve was dissected in 40 arms and distance of the nerve from triceps aponeurosis was measured at five sites; first one at the level of
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