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case_images: Patient with bilateral non-simultaneous anterior interosseous nerve syndrome that manifested as complete flexor pollicis longus paralysis; active flexion (a) and extension (b) of the interphalangeal joint after tendon transfer (right thumb) and spontaneous recovery without intervention (left thumb).
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case_images: PMC5960848_01_10.1177_2050313X18777416-fig1.jpg
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case_images: The patient has full strong active flexion and extension in the IP joints of both thumbs (Figure 1).