|
On 16-jul-26, arthrex was notified of a case report published in jses reviews, reports, and techniques by pellicer-garcia et¿al., conducted at general university hospital virgin of the lilies, alcoy, spain.The publication reports a case of simultaneous musculocutaneous nerve entrapment and radial nerve traction injury following open subpectoral biceps tenodesis using an arthrex biocomposite swivelock 9 × 19.5 mm.Immediately following surgery, the patient exhibited weak elbow flexion, complete paralysis of wrist and finger extension, weak supination, and sensory loss consistent with combined musculocutaneous and radial nerve palsy.Ultrasound and revision surgery confirmed entrapment and compression of the musculocutaneous nerve beneath the tenodesed tendon.Revision surgery was performed, including removal of the interference screw, reversal of the tenodesis, and neurolysis of the musculocutaneous nerve.The patient experienced progressive neurological recovery and had resumed almost normal daily activities approximately one year after the initial surgery.
|