radial tunnel syndrome

Reported success rates for decompressing the radial nerve in patients with radial tunnel syndrome vary between 10 and 95%. The… (More)

STUDY The purpose of the study was to evaluate the professional and extraprofessional risk factors for radial tunnel syndrome… (More)

True neurogenic radial tunnel syndrome is an uncommon condition caused by entrapment of the radial or posterior interosseous… (More)

OBJECTIVES The aim of the study was to evaluate both nonoccupational and occupational factors associated with radial tunnel… (More)

Intermittent compression of the PIN within and just distal to the anatomic region known as the radial tunnel is responsible for a… (More)

The authors present their experience with 35 cases of radial tunnel syndrome, which is caused by compression of the posterior… (More)

In a ten-year experience with radial tunnel syndrome surgery, 34 of 42 patients had follow-up examination of more than six months… (More)

A variety of symptoms associated with 15 cases of resistant tennis elbow and resistant radial tunnel pain are described. These… (More)

Twenty patients with symptoms present for an average of 21.1 months and who in most cases had been treated by several… (More)

The hypothesis that the chronic tennis-elbow syndrome is caused by an entrapment neuropathy of the radial nerve (Roles and… (More)