Bilateral Medial Pectoral Nerve Palsy in a Weightlifter-Bilateral Medial Pectoral Nerve Palsy in a Weightlifter

Bilateral Medial Pectoral Nerve Palsy in a Weightlifter

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In this video presentation, Kaylee Gemark discusses a case of bilateral medial pectoral nerve palsy in a weightlifter. This condition, which is rare, results in atrophy and weakness of the pectoral muscles. The presentation includes an overview of the anatomy involved and a proposed mechanism of injury. The case involves a 27-year-old male who experienced symptoms of weakness and atrophy in his chest muscles without any known traumatic injury. The patient underwent various tests, including imaging and nerve conduction studies, which confirmed the diagnosis. The presentation emphasizes the importance of early recognition and proper management of this condition in weightlifters.

Keywords

Kaylee Gemark

bilateral medial pectoral nerve palsy

atrophy

weakness

weightlifter