Nevin-Kiloh syndrome: original pathogenesis in a clinical case

Volume : VII, Issue : VIII, August - 2018

Molfetta Luigi, Rossi Marco, Casabella Andrea, Chiara Seriolo, Palermo Augusto

Nevin–Kiloh syndrome is a disease affecting the anterior interosseous nerve; it is controversial in the etiopathogenesis and clear in the clinical

replicas of the first and second fingertips. The illustrated case is exhorted without an apparent cause and has become invasive within 7 days.

Surgical exploration has documented the compression of the NIA by two fious gaps in the superficial flexor of the fingers. The differential

diagnosis is always posed with the results of trauma to the hand.