CLINICAL, ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY AND THE RECOVERING PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN RADIAL NERVE PALSY
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Objectives: 1)Describe the clinical and electrophysiology characteristics of the early radial nerve palsy. 2) Describe the recovering prognostic factors in radial nerve palsy. Subjects and method: A cross-sectional descriptive study on 64 patients diagnosed with radial nerve palsy at Viet Duc university Hospital from 1/2020 -12/2020. Results: Injury to the arm accounts for 57.8%, 29.7% of cases have neurotransmitter obstruction. The rate of neurological rehabilitation is 71.9%. Conclusions:The clinical and electrodiagnostic symptoms of radial nerve injury are variety, depending on the location, duration and morphology of the lesion. The radial palsy nerve has a good prognosis for recovery, related to detection and treatment time, lesion morphology and electromyographic signs.
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Electroneurophysiology, radial injury, radial nerve palsy
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