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Sports-related peripheral nerve injuries of the upper limb are common and can result in pain, weakness, or sensory deficits. This article provides a comprehensive review of these injuries and their management strategies. It discusses specific conditions such as long thoracic nerve palsy, radial neuropathy, ulnar neuropathy, and median neuropathy, highlighting their clinical presentation, evaluation, and treatment options. The article emphasizes the importance of early and accurate diagnosis for proper management and prevention of long-term consequences. Conservative measures are typically the first line of treatment, but surgery may be necessary in severe or persistent cases. The article also discusses preventative strategies, such as proper technique, equipment, and training practices, to reduce the risk of these injuries. Overall, the article provides valuable information for healthcare professionals involved in the evaluation and management of sports-related peripheral nerve injuries of the upper limb, with the goal of optimizing outcomes and facilitating a safe return to sports participation.
Keywords
Sports-related peripheral nerve injuries
upper limb
pain
weakness
sensory deficits
management strategies
long thoracic nerve palsy
radial neuropathy
ulnar neuropathy
median neuropathy
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