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Ulnar Neuropathy After Intermittent Prone Positioning for COVID-19 Infection

Michael J. Sayegh, Christopher G. Larsen, Camille Pinpin, Jessica M. Intravia, Kate W. Nellans

JBJS Case Connector · 2021 · 10 citations · 8 references

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Abstract

Ulnar neuropathy may be associated with recent COVID-19 infection. The natural process of the disease and intermittent prone positioning are likely risk factors contributing to this finding. Conservative management seems to lead to improvement of symptoms.

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