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Upper extremity nerve lesions are sometimes complicated to traumatic shoulder dislocation. The axillary nerve is the most frequent nerve to be damaged associate to traumatic dislocation of the shoulder1)2)4)•`6). There is, however, a different type of paralysis in bracial plexus region. In this series, the mechanism of injury, the method of reduction, treatment and degree of recovery in each of these patients were investigated.

Upper Extremity Nerve Lesions Following Shoulder Dislocation.