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             Table 2. The ISP1, ISP3, ISP4, ISP5, OSP1 to OSP5, SSP2 to SSP5 and the structures correlation in the
                    cadavers.

             Points           Muscles                   Vessels       Nerves (N)        joints

             ISP1   -pectoralis major              -axillary        -median          -
             ISP3   -bicipital aponeurosis of biceps brachii  -brachial  -median     - elbow
             ISP4   -muscle tendons of the anterior  -anterior interosseous          -
                     compartment of forearm
             ISP5                                                                    -
             OSP1   -teres minor                   -                -nerve to teres  -
                                                                     minor (axiiary)
             OSP2   -triceps brachii               -profunda brachii  -radial        -
             OSP3   -extensor carpi radialis longus  -              -radial          - elbow
             OSP4   -pronator teres                -                -
             OSP5   -extensor digitorum (superficial (level)  -posterior interosseous  -
                    -supinator (deep level)
             SSP2   -posterior border of sternocleidomastoid -      -CN XI and nerves  -
                     (superficial level)                             roots of brachial
             SSP3   -scalenes (deep level)         -                 plexus          -
             SSP4   -omohyoid                      -subclavian      -nerve trunks of  -
                                                                     the brachial plexus
             SSP5   -                              -axillary                         - glenohemoral




             were seen under the flexor digitorum profun-  AIA and AIN were seen at the entering point
             dus (FDP) muscle and continued in front of  of the pronator quadratus and innervated it

             the interosseous membrane (IM; Table 2).    as well (Figure 10 and Table 2).
                 ISP5 could be palpated at the PL tendon     OSP1 was at the lateral margin of the

             in the volunteers. In the cadavers, ISP5 was  scapula when palpated in the volunteers. In
             at the PL tendon, at a location in front of the  the cadavers, OSP1 was located where the
             flexor retinaculum (FR) where the tendons of  axillary nerve (nerve to teres minor)penetrates

             the FCR, flexor policis longus (FPL), FDS and  the teres minor (TeMi) muscle and innervates
             FDP as well as the MN were seen under the   this muscle (Figure 11 and Table 2).

             FR. MN passed through the carpal tunnel         OSP2, the fleshy part of the triceps
             between the FR and lateral margin of the FDS  brachii, could be palpated in the volunteers.
             tendon in the hand. After dissecting deeper,  In the cadavers, OSP2 was seen between the
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