The median and ulnar nerves share complex connections that shape clinical presentation after injury. As our April cohort studies peripheral nerve injury and repair, understanding these pathways sharpens assessment and guides rehabilitation. VHSF continues to evolve — advancing focused study within a structured curriculum that links anatomy to reasoning and clinical decision-making. We bridge graduate-level rigor with the flexibility of continuing education, guiding clinicians from knowledge to m

During a recent VHSF mentorship session, a fellow presented an ulnar neuropathy case and localized the lesion by recognizing a key pattern: preserved FCU and ulnar-innervated FDP strength, supporting a low ulnar nerve injury. This is how VHSF is designed to work in practice: guided mentorship, an extensive video library, and a structured curriculum that repeatedly returns to foundational anatomy—so it can be translated into real-time clinical decisions, supporting critical thinking and sound cli

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