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complication during this procedure is the injury to the posterior interosseous nerve ( 53 ). Figure 4 Single-incision technique: (A) debridement and preparation of the distal biceps tendon. (B) suturing fixation method (anchor) to distal biceps tendon (C
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nerve palsy. 22 Recent studies performed on cadavers have shown that distal locking screws can damage the radial nerve when introduced from a lateral to medial direction. 23 , 24 The posterior interosseous nerve is frequently injured during
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-ligament-injured knees in order to define the injury and identify any associated osteochondral and meniscal injuries. In the setting of a peroneal nerve palsy, peripheral nerve conduction studies (NCS) and electromyography (EMG) are also useful. 7 Ligament
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the FCU. The UN provides a proximal posterior branch to the ulnar head of the FCU before the nerve enters the cubital tunnel and a distal anterior branch to the humeral head of the FCU within the tunnel. It enters the forearm between the two heads of
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-thirds of the dorsolateral forearm. It has been shown to run at the lateral aspect of the distal biceps tendon, often with the cephalic vein ( Fig. 2 ). Posteriorly, the posterior interosseous nerve (PIN) is the terminal motor branch of the radial nerve. It
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published with other techniques, there is a risk of nerve palsy, wire migration and, in contrast with the joystick technique, it is not useful when the posterior periosteal hinge is disrupted. 45 Open reduction is indicated when the surgeon is not able
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of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation 2017 30 1251 – 1257 . ( https://doi.org/10.3233/BMR-169621 ) 64. Demirel M Saglam Y Tunali O . Posterior interosseous nerve palsy associated with neglected pediatric Monteggia fracture-dislocation: a
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Anterolateral Posterior 3% 5 , 34 Rare 5 , 34 Nerve palsy Unknown 35 Various forms of peroneal tendon pathology, including tenosynovitis, tendon or retinaculum rupture and dislocation can result in chronic symptoms following an
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poliomyelitis can lead to posterior varus deformity. People with polio may have limb weakness and limb length differences but not intrinsic muscle weakness of the foot. Cerebral palsy patients often have muscle spasms of the anterior tibial muscle and rigid claw
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posterior interosseous nerve at the time of anterior capsulectomy. The collateral ligament origins and the overlying flexor and extensor masses need to be preserved to decrease the risk of instability or avascular necrosis. Rarely, for relatively higher
