ulnar nerve injury

Abstract Ulnar nerve injury (UNI) is not uncommon and often results in incomplete motor recovery after the initial nerve repair… Expand

Aim of this review article is to evaluate the percentage of ulnar nerve lesion during cross-pinning considering the patient’s… Expand

Background: Sparse documentation of Galeazzi fracture with associated nerve injury exists in the medical literature. The purpose… Expand

Abstract High ulnar nerve injuries frequently result in poor functional recovery. The prolonged denervation of target muscle… Expand

Injuries of the medial epicondyle are relatively common, mostly affecting children between 7 and 15 years. The anatomical… Expand

Introduction: Treatment of displaced Gartland type 3 supracondylar humerus fractures in children may include closed reduction and… Expand

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to introduce a minimally invasive surgery using mosquito forceps for achieving the… Expand

Peripheral nerve lesions are sometimes associated with focal dystonia. We diagnosed ulnar neuropathy in 28 of 73 (40%) cases of… Expand