Compression du nerf radial à la gouttière de torsion humérale (syndrome de Lotem)

Lussiez, B.; Allieu, Y.

doi:10.1016/j.main.2004.10.018

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“…Les troubles sensitifs sont inconstants et concernent les rameaux cutanés postérieurs du bras et de l'avant-bras avec une hypoesthésie fré-quente de la face dorsale de la première commissure. Ces formes non traumatiques sont rares et correspondent soit au syndrome de Lotem [4] qui traduit la compression du nerf sous l'arcade fibreuse d'insertion du chef latéral du triceps brachial (muscle vaste externe), soit à la compression musculaire au niveau du changement de direction du nerf par simple contrainte de torsion et d'étirement [5], sans arcades compressives. L'évolution se fait le plus souvent vers une amélioration spontanée souvent en 48 heures, mais en l'absence de récupé-ration clinique et électrique, l'intervention de neurolyse peut s'imposer dès le deuxième mois pour éviter l'installation d'un déficit définitif sévère.…”

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Les syndromes canalaires autour du coude et de l'avant-bras. Partie 2: nerf radial et nerf médian

Roulot

2007

Revue du Rhumatisme

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Les syndromes canalaires autour du coude et de l'avant-bras. Partie 2: nerf radial et nerf médian

Roulot

2007

Revue du Rhumatisme

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The Long Thoracic Nerve

Rigoard¹

2020

Atlas of Anatomy of the Peripheral Nerves

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Quantified relationships of the radial nerve with the radial groove and selected humeral landmarks

Jan

Van²,

Rooze

2008

Surg Radiol Anat

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Anatomical relationships between the radial nerve, the deltoid muscle insertions and several bony landmarks have been investigated to assess the feasibility of surgical transfer of the deltoid transfer during humeral osteotomy. Eleven embalmed human specimens were dissected. Each specimen included the whole thorax, both shoulders and upper limbs. Spatial position of the radial nerve along the radial groove, the deltoid muscle, and several anatomical landmarks was digitised using a threedimensional (3D) digitiser. Sixteen distances and one angle characterizing the relationships between the path of the radial nerve and the landmarks were processed. Results showed that the average distance between the emergence of the radial nerve from the lateral intermuscular septum and the most distal insertion point of the deltoid muscle on the humeral bone shaft was 47.6 § 18.5 mm. The angle between a line extending from the entry of the radial nerve into the radial sulcus and its point of emergence (REN-REM line), and on the other hand a line running from the radial emergence and the deltoid muscle tip (REM-DEL-TIP line) was in average 23.5 § 6.7°. The length of four lines running perpendicular to REM-DELTIP and crossing each quarter of the REN-REM line were interpolated. The length of these four lines was, from proximal to distal, 31.3 § 11.5 mm; 23.0 § 7.8 mm; 16.5 § 6.2 mm; and 7.6 § 2.6 mm, respectively. These results described in a quantitative way the path of the radial nerve in respect to the humeral bone and the deltoid muscle. These data will be used for further development of a humeral osteotomy protocol taking into account the spatial position of the radial nerve to orientate safely the surgical tools used to cut the humeral shaft.

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Compression du nerf radial à la gouttière de torsion humérale (syndrome de Lotem)

Cited by 11 publications

References 22 publications

Les syndromes canalaires autour du coude et de l'avant-bras. Partie 2: nerf radial et nerf médian

Les syndromes canalaires autour du coude et de l'avant-bras. Partie 2: nerf radial et nerf médian

The Long Thoracic Nerve

Quantified relationships of the radial nerve with the radial groove and selected humeral landmarks

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