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See Latest ArticlesCompression of the radial nerve at the elbow by a ganglion: two case reports
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Jou IM et al. - Compression of nerves by extraneural soft tissue tumors of the extremities should be considered when a patient presents with progressive weakness or sensory changes in an extremity. Surgical excision should be promptly performed to ensure optimal recovery from the nerve palsy.
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A rare combination of pathologic findings in an unstable shoulder
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The use of locking plates in proximal humeral fractures: comparison of outcome by patient age and fracture pattern
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