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Orthopaedics Peripheral Nerve Injury 9a5b0072

Froment's Sign is seen in:

A
Ulnar nerve palsy
B
Median nerve palsy
C
Musculocutaneous nerve palsy
D
Posterior Interosseous nerve palsy
High-Yield Explanation
Froment Sign: In case of ulnar nerve palsy adductor pollicis supplied by ulnar nerve is paralysed. S o, patient holds the book between thumb and palm by using flexor pollicis longus (supplied by AIN nerve) . This produces flexion at inter-phalangeal joint, while holding book.

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