Compression or ‘pinching’ of one of the main arm nerves can cause tingling, numbness, and nerve pain in the arm. Physical therapy, medications, and surgery can treat pinched nerves. A pinched ...

Radial tunnel syndrome is the medical term for compression of the radial nerve within the radial tunnel. In some people, the nerve slides back and forth within the tunnel, causing intermittent ...

The radial nerve splits under the brachioradialis into several branches. ... The more obvious points of peripheral nerve entrapment in the upper extremity are discussed.

The causation of posterior interosseous nerve compression is the compression of the nerve as it dives deep in the Arcade of Frohse, an arch of fibrous tissue which is also called the radial tunnel.

The radial nerve passes just below the bony bit on the outside of the elbow (lateral epicondyle). The symptoms of this injury are very similar to those of tennis elbow.

SNP is most often due to compromise of the radial nerve from prolonged direct extrinsic pressure on the axilla (armpit) or the upper arm, although other intrinsic causes of compression of the ...

Nerve compression happens when something (in this case, the position of your arms) puts extra pressure on a nerve. If your hand is numb, it’s likely due to compression of your ulnar, radial, or ...

When I see a patient with radial nerve palsy after humerus fracture, ... impingement from bone fragments, scar tether, compression from hematoma or other findings.