Compression Neuropathy of the Radial Nerve Due to Ganglion Cysts

Scott D. Lifchez; William W. Dzwierzynski; James R. Sanger

doi:10.1007/s11552-007-9083-x

Abstract

Ganglions of the upper extremity are common. Radial nerve dysfunction, particularly radial sensory dysfunction, is a rare finding in association with a ganglion. We present our experience with two such ganglia and a review of the literature.

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Scott D. Lifchez#1 William W. Dzwierzynski#2 James R. Sanger#3

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