1. Reference Values for Median Nerve Conduction to the Pronator Quadratus
Brian S. Foley, MD, Eric T. Roslonski, DO, Ralph M. Buschbacher, MD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 87, Issue 1, Pages (January 2006)
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2. Fig 1
Stimulation and recording electrode sites for the median study to pronator quadratus. (For a more direct view of the active and reference electrodes, this figure shows the forearm pronated. However, the study was performed with the forearm fully supinated.) Abbreviations: A, active electrode; G, ground; R, reference electrode; S, stimulation site.
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3. Fig 2
Sample pronator quadratus waveform. Onset latency (marker 1), amplitude (vertical distance from marker 1 to marker 2), duration (time from marker 1 to marker 3), and area (area under negative peak from marker 1 to 3).
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