Robertson W C, Eichman P L, Clancy W G
JAMA. 1979 Apr 6;241(14):1480-2.
Ten football players seen from 1973 through 1977 at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals were found to have clinical and electrodiagnostic evidence of injury to the upper trunk of the brachial plexus. Each had upper limb paresis following one or more blows to the head or shoulders. The development of persistent weakness often was preceded by burning paresthesias in the upper limb. Our experience suggests that the syndrome of burning paresthesias and subsequent arm weakness frequently is secondary to stretching of the brachial plexus.
1973年至1977年期间，在威斯康星大学医院就诊的10名足球运动员被发现有臂丛神经上干损伤的临床和电诊断证据。每个人在头部或肩部遭受一次或多次打击后出现上肢轻瘫。持续无力的发展之前上肢常有烧灼样感觉异常。我们的经验表明，烧灼样感觉异常和随后的手臂无力综合征通常继发于臂丛神经的牵拉。
