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[Lesions to the axillary nerve].
Revue de chirurgie orthopedique et reparatrice de l'appareil moteur, 1997The authors have reviewed 67 axillary nerve lesions from 1987 to 1993. 35 times the lesion was isolated; 20 times it was associated to other nerve lesions (9 times supra scapular nerve, 3 times musculocutaneous nerve, 8 times posterior cord) and 12 times lesions were associated to rotator cuff injury.Injury corresponded 9 times to stretching mechanism ...
J Y, Alnot, P, Liverneaux, O, Silberman
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2017
A 55-year-old lady dislocated her right shoulder following a fall. It was noted that she had reduced sensation over the “regimental badge” area. She underwent closed reduction of the dislocation in casualty under sedation. After successful reduction, the patient presented with an inability to elevate her arm and persistent numbness over the regimental ...
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A 55-year-old lady dislocated her right shoulder following a fall. It was noted that she had reduced sensation over the “regimental badge” area. She underwent closed reduction of the dislocation in casualty under sedation. After successful reduction, the patient presented with an inability to elevate her arm and persistent numbness over the regimental ...
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2019
This chapter discusses dysfunction of the axillary nerve, its clinical presentation, causes, investigation and management.
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This chapter discusses dysfunction of the axillary nerve, its clinical presentation, causes, investigation and management.
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American family physician, 1975
Axillary nerve block is a safe and reliable method of providing anesthesia for the upper extremity. It is particularly useful because it can be applied in cases of traumatic injury where general anesthesia might present particular hazards. The use of a large volume of anesthetic solution is important, particularly when it is essential to block the ...
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Axillary nerve block is a safe and reliable method of providing anesthesia for the upper extremity. It is particularly useful because it can be applied in cases of traumatic injury where general anesthesia might present particular hazards. The use of a large volume of anesthetic solution is important, particularly when it is essential to block the ...
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AXILLARY NERVE INJURY IN AXILLARY BLOCK
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2004Danish Imran +2 more
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Nerve to brachialis transfer to axillary nerve
Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume), 2012openaire +2 more sources