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Cheiralgia Parestetikanın Sonografik Kanıtı
Sonographic Evidence of Cheiralgia Paresthetica
Received Date : 16 Jan 2022
Accepted Date : 03 Apr 2022
Available Online : 22 Apr 2022
Doi: 10.31609/jpmrs.2022-88206 - Makale Dili: EN
J PMR Sci. 2022;25(3):390-3
ÖZET
Cheiralgia parestetika, radiyal sinirin yüzeyel dalının ön kolda sıkışmasıdır. Bu sinir hasarı sıklıkla doğrudan travma veya kompresyon sonrası ortaya çıksa da tekrarlayan ön kol rotasyon hareketlerinin sonucu da olabilir. Hastalık distal ön kol ve elde ağrı, yanma ve karıncalanma hissi gibi bulgular ile ortaya çıkar. Tanıda elektromiyelografiden yararlanılabilir. Ultrason, sinir sıkışmasını göstermenin uygun bir yöntemidir. Tedavi çoğunlukla konservatif olmakla birlikte dirençli olgularda cerrahi eksplorasyon bir seçenektir. Burada, meslekle ilişkili tekrarlayan ön kol rotasyonu nedeniyle radiyal sinirin üst dalına bası olan 46 yaşında bir kadın tarım işçisi olgusu sunulmaktadır.
ABSTRACT
Cheiralgia paresthetica is the entrapment of the superficial branch of the radial nerve in the forearm. Although this nerve damage frequently occurs after direct trauma or compression, it may also be the result of repetitive forearm rotation movements. It occurs with symptoms such as pain, burning and tingling sensations in the distal forearm and hand. Electromyelography can be used for diagnosis. Ultrasound is a feasible method of showing nerve compression. Although treatment is mostly conservative, surgical exploration is an option for resistant cases. The case is here presented of a 46-year old female agricultural worker with compression of the superior branch of the radial nerve due to occupation-related repetitive forearm rotation.
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