Compressive-ischemic neuropathy with fractures of distal epimetaphysis of radius and its consequences
Stable compressive-ischemic neuropathy on the wrist level were revealed at 34 (37%) of the patients during clini- cally and electrophysiological inspection of 91 patient with instable and dislocated distal radius fractures. An open ana- tomical reposition and adequate stabile fixation lead to quick resolve of clinical and electrophysiological manifestations of neuropathy. There were no significant differences between patients who undergo neurolisis end corrective osteotomy, and the same patients without neurolisis.