Cervical and Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Adults: Electrodiagnostic Studies and Symptoms

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EFTEKHAR SADAT BINA; BABAEI GHAZANI ARASH; SAMADIRAD BAHRAM; Mamaghany Vida

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Journal: TRAUMA MONTHLY Year:2018 | Volume:23 | Issue:3 Page(s): 0-0

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Cervical and Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Adults: Electrodiagnostic Studies and Symptoms

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EFTEKHAR SADAT BINA | BABAEI GHAZANI ARASH | SAMADIRAD BAHRAM | Mamaghany Vida | Issue Writer Certificate

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Trauma

Nervous System

Upper Extremity

Electrodiagnostic Study

Abstract

Background: Peripheral nerve injury (PNI), due to Upper Extremity and cervical Trauma can impair hand function, as well as affect quality of life. Objectives: In this study we aimed to evaluate clinical symptoms and electrodiagnostic findings in Traumatic Upper Extremity PNI. Methods: A total of 106 Traumatic patients with Upper Extremity peripheral nerve injuries were recruited and completed a physical examination. In addition, an Electrodiagnostic Study was performed to investigate detailed pattern of nerve lesions. Results: Of 106 patients, 88 were males with a mean age of 36. 6 14. 91. Thirty-three patients had an involvement in the forearm area and 20 of them had an injury of the shoulder girdle. Twenty-one had ulnar nerve injury, 8 had median, and 8 had radial nerve involvement. Furthermore, the ulnar nerve was the most common nerve injury among other nerve involvements. Only 10 patients had plexopathy and 10 other had radiculopathy. Conclusions: Ulnar nerve lesions were highly prevalent in upper limb Trauma followed with brachial plexopathy and radiculopathy. The forearm and shoulder girdle are more susceptible to nerve injury.

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EFTEKHAR SADAT, BINA, BABAEI GHAZANI, ARASH, SAMADIRAD, BAHRAM, & Mamaghany, Vida. (2018). Cervical and Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Adults: Electrodiagnostic Studies and Symptoms. TRAUMA MONTHLY, 23(3), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/761474/en

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EFTEKHAR SADAT BINA, BABAEI GHAZANI ARASH, SAMADIRAD BAHRAM, Mamaghany Vida. Cervical and Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Adults: Electrodiagnostic Studies and Symptoms. TRAUMA MONTHLY[Internet]. 2018;23(3):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/761474/en

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BINA EFTEKHAR SADAT, ARASH BABAEI GHAZANI, BAHRAM SAMADIRAD, and Vida Mamaghany, “Cervical and Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Adults: Electrodiagnostic Studies and Symptoms,” TRAUMA MONTHLY, vol. 23, no. 3, pp. 0–0, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/761474/en

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