Anatomical and Clinical considerations about the
radial nerve in the elbow.
Outcomes of nerve reconstruction for
radial nerve injuries based on the level of injury in 244 operative cases.
At the final follow-up 2 years after surgery, the motor and sensory palsy of the
radial nerve recovered to levels of the healthy side and grip strength for the right and left hands were 35.9 kg and 37.3 kg, respectively.
The total number of studies assessing postoperative muscle strength when the
radial nerve was used as the recipient nerve was nine, and the pooled sample size was 24.
Considering the sensory block characteristics of
radial nerve, it was seen that suficient blockage levels were reached in the 9th minute in the G1 group and 6th minute in the G2 group.
[Compression of the superficial branch of the
radial nerve by a synovial ganglion of the elbow (about one case and literature review)].
Usual donor for SS remains to be SA nerve while triceps branch
radial nerve is usually used to neurotize AX due to neighbourhood availability.
Radial nerve 5% Ulnar nerve 27% Median nerve 68% Note: Table made from bar graph.
(4) Abrams found variable innervation of the forearm mobile wad and extensor compartment muscles, but the most common pattern found was
radial nerve innervation of the brachioradialis and extensor carpi radialis longus.
Iatrogenic palsy of
radial nerve is a common complication of dynamic compression plate as surgical treatment of humeral shaft fractures.
Radial nerve injury may occur with fractures involving distal humerus and careful assessment of animal's neurologic status is essential.