Neuroradiologic and neurophysiologic findings of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity11438 @entity425 @entity158 @entity912
OBJECTIVE: @entity11438 ( @entity11438 ) is a distinct clinical syndrome that is characterized by the acute onset of shoulder and arm @entity158 , @entity425 , and sensory loss. The purpose of this study was to assess the clinical characteristics of @entity11438 and to determine appropriate diagnostic modalities. METHODS: We reviewed the medical and radiologic records of 10 @entity1 diagnosed with @entity11438 retrospectively. Neurophysiologic studies were performed in all @entity1 and magnetic resonance neurography was performed in the last three @entity1 . RESULTS: A total of 10 @entity1 were enrolled in our study. All @entity1 had clinical findings compatible with @entity11438 . The most common clinical presentation was severe shoulder @entity158 and @entity425 in seven @entity1 (70%). Neurophysiologic study results were abnormal in all @entity1 . Brachial plexus magnetic resonance neurography showed that the affected brachial plexus showed a thickened and hyper-intense trunk. All @entity1 were managed conservatively with analgesics and physical therapy. The @entity158 and @entity912 of all @entity1 improved clinically within 6 months of the initiation of treatment. CONCLUSION: @entity11438 is a rare disease but the symptoms of @entity11438 can mimic those of other diseases. Neurophysiologic studies and magnetic resonance neurography are extremely useful tools for the diagnosis of @entity11438 .
