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The motor branch of the median nerve to the thenar muscles may penetrate the transverse carpal ligament rather than arise distal to the ligament, so the incision in the ligament is made toward the ulnar side to avoid injuring the branch.
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The divided transverse carpal ligament is shown.
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The proximal remnant of the transverse carpal ligament is shown.
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