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Just a note: if you're going to specify a nerve or muscle in particular, do the research so someone who DOES know their anatomy well doesn't think you're an idiot. I read a book once in which someone slashed a guy across his upper arm and took out his brachial artery, which is all well and good if you don't know that the brachial artery runs down the INSIDE (medial humerus) of the upper arm close to the body, not outside (lateral humerus), and another book had a guy slam someone else's forearm on a metal table and broke his radius. Unfortunately, ulna is the one that ends along the baby finger side of your arm. Radius comes down the thumb side. My brain did contortions trying to make that one work.
So...don't pick muscles, nerves, bones or arteries at random. Know your body.
Torin, stepping down off anatomical rant soapbox
So...don't pick muscles, nerves, bones or arteries at random. Know your body.
Torin, stepping down off anatomical rant soapbox