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59 cm from the lateral epicondyle, SD ± 0.17 cm (p = 0.55), the ulnar 3.68 cm from medial epicondyle, SD ± 0.63 cm (p = 0.302). In the clinical measurements the radial nerve was 7.46 cm, SD ± 0.48 cm, never within 7.0 cm (p = 0.425), the ulnar nerve was 3.14 cm, SD ± 0.31 cm (p = 0.051). Statistical analysis yielded no difference between skin marking and actual location in the deep interval, between cadaveric and clinical specimens, observer fingerbreadth widths, or between left or right arms. CONCLUSION Use of 'fingerbreadths' is a reli
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