Posterior interosseous nerve lesion due to lipoma. Review of the literature and rare case presentation

Rojc, Bojan; Golob, Peter

doi:10.2478/raon-2024-0041

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Lateral dissection along the common radial nerve and posterior interosseus nerve (PIN).

Medial dissection away from posterior interosseus nerve (PIN).

Local situation after lipoma removalPIN = posterior interosseus nerve.

Twenty-four studies reported 30 patients with posterior interosseous palsy due to lipomas

Patient	Ref	Year	Age (years)	Sex	Onset	Duration (months)	Lipoma	Recovery
1	Vikas¹⁴	2020	54	F	Progressive	5	Parosteal	Complete
2	Allagui¹⁵	2014	28	F	Progressive	6	Intramuscular	Complete
3	Maldonado¹⁶	2017	78	M	Progressive	8	Parosteal	Incomplete
4	Maldonado¹⁶	2017	65	F	Progressive	30	Parosteal	Incomplete
5	Yamamoto¹⁷	2016	60	F	No symptoms	?	Intermuscular	Complete
6	Rishab¹⁸	2021	47	M	No symptoms	?	Intramuscular	Complete
7	Flores Robles¹⁹	2017	40	M	Progressive	1	?	Complete
8	Salama²⁰	2010	83	F	Acute Trauma		Parosteal	Complete
9	Saaiq²¹	2017	53	M	Progressive	7	Parosteal	Complete
10	Patel²²	2018	66	M	Progressive	4	Intraneural	Near Complete
11	Murphy²³	2009	58	M	Progressive	<1	Intramuscular	Near Complete
12	Nishida²⁴	1998	60	F	Progressive	2	Parosteal	Complete
13	Nishida²⁴	1998	61	F	Progressive	?	Parosteal	Complete
14	Ganapathy²⁵	2006	54	M	Progressive	144	Intramuscular	Near Complete
15	Colasanti²⁶	2016	59	F	Progressive	6	Intermuscular	Complete
16	Avram²⁷	2004	69	M	Progressive	4	Parosteal	Partial
17	Hamdi²⁸	2010	59	M	Progressive	2	Parosteal	Complete
18	Matsuo²⁹	2007	60	M	Progressive	240	Intraneural	Poor
19	Seki³⁰	2012	67	F	Progressive	2	Parosteal	Complete
20	Eralp³¹	2006	45	M	Progressive	?	?	Complete
21	Fitzgerald³²	2002	71	F	Progressive	1	?	No recovery
22	Fitzgerald³²	2002	62	M	Progressive	2	?	Complete
23	Fitzgerald³²	2002	64	M	Progressive	3	?	Complete
24	Fitzgerald³²	2002	68	F	Progressive	5	?	Complete
25	Fitzgerald³²	2002	63	F	Progressive	2	?	No recovery
26	Narayan³³	2016	46	F	Progressive	6	Parosteal	?
27	El Hyaoui³⁴	2014	68	F	Progressive	14	Parosteal	?
28	Borman³⁵	2010	69	F	Progressive	6	Parosteal	Partial
29	Richmond³⁶	1953	62	M	Progressive	3	Intramuscular	Near Complete
30	Bugnicourt³⁷	2009	48	M	Acute		?	?

Posterior interosseous nerve lesion due to lipoma. Review of the literature and rare case presentation

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Twenty-four studies reported 30 patients with posterior interosseous palsy due to lipomas

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