2001
DOI: 10.1007/bf03019736
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Bilateral transient radial nerve palsies in an infant after cardiac surgery

Abstract: 200CARDIOTHORACIC ANESTHESIA, RESPIRATION AND AIRWAY Purpose: To describe the case of an infant who suffered bilateral transient radial nerve palsies after cardiac surgery. Clinical features: A one-month-old baby was found to have bilateral wrist and finger drop after the removal of splints that has been applied to the right hand for 14 days and to the right hand for six days during perioperative management of Blalock-Taussig shunt surgery. The hand splints had been applied to the forearms with adhesive silky … Show more

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“…den Fall eines Säuglings, dessen Unterarme zur Vorbereitung einer Herzoperation über längere Zeit mittels Binden an Auslagerungsschienen festgezurrt wurden, was zu beidseitigen Radialisparesen führten [4]. Die Differenzialdiagnose zur peripheren stellt die zentrale Fallhand dar.…”
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“…den Fall eines Säuglings, dessen Unterarme zur Vorbereitung einer Herzoperation über längere Zeit mittels Binden an Auslagerungsschienen festgezurrt wurden, was zu beidseitigen Radialisparesen führten [4]. Die Differenzialdiagnose zur peripheren stellt die zentrale Fallhand dar.…”
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