Which nerve of the brachial plexus becomes inflamed, resulting in carpal tunnel syndrome? Explain what regions are served by this inflamed nerve
What will be an ideal response?
Inflammation of the median nerve results in carpal tunnel syndrome. The median nerve runs down the middle of the arm and forearm. It serves the wrist and digital flexor muscles. In the hand, this nerve supplies some of the intrinsic hand muscles and skin over the anterior thumb, the second and third digits, and the lateral half of the fourth digit.
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