08 July 2020>: Clinical Research
Comparison of the Posterior and Anterolateral Surgical Approaches in the Treatment of Humeral Mid-Shaft Fractures: A Retrospective Study
Yihan Li ABCDEF , Qingxian Tian ABCDEFG* , Kunpeng Leng BCDF , Meng Guo BCDEDOI: 10.12659/MSM.924400
Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e924400
Table 4 The cause of radial nerve palsy, treatment and clinical outcomes of the patients with complete sensory and motor deficit.
Group | Surgical approach | Treatment for iatrogenic radial nerve palsy | Lesion of the nerve | Cause of iatrogenic damage | Clinical outcomes | Follow-up period (month) | |
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P1 | III | Posterior | Exploration, direct neurorrhaphy | Rupture | Compression by plate | No recovery during follow-up period | 18 |
P2 | I | Posterior | Exploration | None | Unclear | Complete recovery after 5 months | 15 |
P3 | IV | Anterolateral | Exploration, screw replanting | Contusion | Irritation by screw | Complete recovery after 3 months | 18 |
P4 | I | Posterior | Exploration, neurolysis | Contusion | Compression by fracture | Complete recovery after 4 months | 15 |
P5 | IV | Anterolateral | Exploration | None | Unclear | Complete recovery after4 months | 18 |
P6 | III | Posterior | Conservation | – | Unclear | Partial recovery during follow-up period | 21 |