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Chapter 20, Problem 3CRCAQ
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The consequences of wounds to distal forearm.
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The forearm has a distinct set of arteries that extend all the way up to the fingers of the palm. The system of arteries extends from the aorta up to the tips of the finger. Any damage to the anterior side of the forearm would be as dangerous as a slash obtained in the wrist region due to the interconnected network of arteries.
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