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Acronyms
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"extension of the MCP and flexion of the PIP (innervation to the third and fourth lumbricals) resulting in the characteristic ulnar claw"

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List Caps
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"Guyon's canal"

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Inline EG
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"Some conditions that make patients more prone to developing Guyon's canal syndrome are ganglion cysts, hook of hamate fracture and repetitive trauma (e.g. common in cyclists due to handlebar compression)."

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Oxford Comma
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"weakness in flexion, abduction and opposition of the little finger (innervation to the hypothenar muscles)"

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