title: [Double compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow and at the wrist (double-crush syndrome). Case report and review of the literature].
abstract: Double compression of a peripheral nerve is not rare in medical practice. This article describes an ulnar neuropathy along the elbow and the wrist segments with electro-diagnostic examination (EDX). The proximal compression was an ulnar entrapment at the olecranon-epitrochlear semi-canal; the distal one was after the canal of Guyon, due to an arthro-synovial cyst arising from the pisohamatum joint. There aren't analogous clinical reports in the literature.
authors: Neuromed-IRCCS, Pozzilli (IS).
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authors: Monacelli
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authors: Spagnoli
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authors: Pardi
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authors: Valesini
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authors: Rizzo
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authors: Irace