Neuralgic amyotrophy—also known as Parsonage–Turner syndrome or brachial plexus neuritis—is a distinct and painful peripheral neuropathy that causes episodes of multifocal paresis and sensory loss in ...

Parsonage Turner Syndrome causes sudden severe shoulder pain, followed by muscle weakness, tingling, and numbness. Often one-sided, it worsens at night, with treatment including NSAIDs.

The main clinical challenge with this patient was to first determine whether we were dealing with two or three separate illnesses that seemingly occurred at the same time or a single illness with ...

Brachial neuritis: Also known as brachial neuropathy or Parsonage-Turner Syndrome, this is a rare condition in which the brachial nerves become inflamed, following injury, which often causes severe ...

BRIDGETOWN, March 7: New Zealand pace bowler Mark Gillespie has picked up a virus which has numbed his bowling right arm and could threaten his chances of playing in the World Cup opening games ...

Dr. R. Keith Beamer recently attended his 20th Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique Advanced Proficiency seminar in Columbus, Ohio. The new curriculum covered three critical issues: recognizing ...

New Zealand pace bowler Mark Gillespie has picked up a virus which has numbed his bowling right arm and could threaten his chances of playing in the World Cup opening games starting next week. The ...