Congenital Radial Nerve Palsy

Song, Xuyang; Abzug, Joshua M.

doi:10.1016/j.jhsa.2014.08.040

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“…The natural evolution is towards spontaneous resolution, in most cases, in a period shorter than six months, so initially an electrophysiological study is not indicated. 7…”

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confidence: 99%

“…La evolución natural es hacia la resolución espontánea, en la mayoría de los casos, en un periodo inferior a seis meses, por lo que inicialmente no está indicada la realización de estudio electrofisiológico. 7 En la mayoría de las series publicadas, la afectación es unilateral (90%), aunque se han descrito casos de afectación bilateral, con una recuperación prácticamente sincrónica. 3,5,6 Es primordial realizar un diagnóstico adecuado y establecer un tratamiento de forma precoz.…”

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Parálisis del nervio radial neonatal: Relato de un caso

Barragán

Álvarez

Palero

et al. 2022

Revista Chilena de Ortopedia y Traumatología

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ResumenLa parálisis radial neonatal aislada (PRNA) es un cuadro clínico infrecuente que debe distinguirse de otras entidades más frecuentes, como la parálisis braquial obstétrica (PBO). Debemos sospechar una PRNA en neonatos que presentan incapacidad para la extensión de muñeca y de dedos, pero mantienen intacta la función del deltoides, del bíceps, y del tríceps, así como la flexión de muñeca y de dedos. Mientras la PBO tiene una evolución clínica variable dependiendo de la extensión de la lesión neurológica, la PRNA presenta una resolución espontánea, independientemente del grado de afectación inicial. Presentamos el caso de un recién nacido con PRNA cuyo diagnóstico inicial fue de PBO.

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“…The natural evolution is towards spontaneous resolution, in most cases, in a period shorter than six months, so initially an electrophysiological study is not indicated. 7…”

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Parálisis del nervio radial neonatal: Relato de un caso

Barragán

Álvarez

Palero

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“…Врожденный паралич лучевого нерва -изолированный врожденный паралич лучевого нерва -встречается очень редко [18,[31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42]. При этом повреждение плечевого сплетения характеризуется высокой вариабельностью исходов, изолированный паралич лучевого нерва, несмотря на тяжесть клинических проявлений, полностью восстанавливается.…”

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“…Song, J.M. Abzug (2015) выявили 55 случаев врожденного паралича лучевого нерва [42]. Для пациентов были характерны изменения кожи средней трети плеча по латеральной поверхности: экхиматоз, вдавление, подкожные узлы, эритема, уплотнение.…”

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Differential diagnosis of flaccid palsy of the upper extremities in children first months after birth (Literature review)

Agranovich

Ikoeva

Gabbasova

et al. 2021

Pediatr Traum Orthop Reconstr Surg

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This article analyzes the literature related to flaccid paresis and paralysis of the upper extremities in children during the first months of life. This pathology is a heterogeneous group of diseases with different etiopathogenesis. There are various courses of flaccid paresis and paralysis of the upper extremities in children: damage to the spinal cord, brachial plexus, peripheral nervous system to the level of the brachial plexus, and isolated damage to peripheral nerves. According to the time of occurrence, flaccid paresis and paralysis can be divided into three groups: antenatal, intranatal, and postnatal pathology. The main mechanism of occurrence of this pathology is intranatal trauma. More rare causes of flaccid paresis and paralysis of the upper extremities are antenatal conditions of dysplastic and traumatic origin, postnatal damage to the peripheral nervous system due to trauma or infection. Congenital contractures of the upper extremities combined with flaccid paralysis are connected with genetically determined diseases of the lower motor neurons and congenital myopathies, intrauterine injuries of the brachial plexus peripheral nerves. This article discusses the issues of topical and differential diagnosis of this pathology, the clinical picture suitable for each period of the childs life, and the prognosis of the disease. This research will be useful not only for neurologists, but also for specialists of related specialties: orthopedists, physiotherapists, and neonatologists for making correct the diagnosis, providing adequate treatment, and predicting its results.

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Diagnostics of the Pediatric Shoulder Girdle

Weir

Abzug

2022

Congenital and Acquired Deformities of the Pediatric Shoulder Girdle

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Congenital Radial Nerve Palsy

Cited by 7 publications

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Parálisis del nervio radial neonatal: Relato de un caso

Parálisis del nervio radial neonatal: Relato de un caso

Differential diagnosis of flaccid palsy of the upper extremities in children first months after birth (Literature review)

Diagnostics of the Pediatric Shoulder Girdle

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