Revista brasileira de ortopedia · 2015
Syndrome of fascial incarceration of the long thoracic nerve: winged scapula.
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Silva Jefferson Braga, Gerhardt Samanta, Pacheco Ivan
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To analyze the results from early intervention surgery in patients with the syndrome of fascial incarceration of the long thoracic nerve and consequent winged scapula.
METHODS: Six patients with a syndrome of nerve trapping without specific nerve strain limitations were followed up.
RESULTS: The patients achieved improvement of their symptoms 6-20 months after the procedure. The motor symptoms completely disappeared, without any persistent pain. The medial deformity of the winged scapula improved in all cases, without any residual esthetic disorders.
CONCLUSION: The approach of early surgical release seems to be a better predictor for recovery from non-traumatic paralysis of the anterior serratus muscle.
METHODS: Six patients with a syndrome of nerve trapping without specific nerve strain limitations were followed up.
RESULTS: The patients achieved improvement of their symptoms 6-20 months after the procedure. The motor symptoms completely disappeared, without any persistent pain. The medial deformity of the winged scapula improved in all cases, without any residual esthetic disorders.
CONCLUSION: The approach of early surgical release seems to be a better predictor for recovery from non-traumatic paralysis of the anterior serratus muscle.