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- T Lyon, K J Koval, F Kummer, and J D Zuckerman.
- Department of Orthopaedics, Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York, New York.
- Orthop Rev. 1993 May 1;22(5):521-5.
AbstractThere are 23 cases in the literature of fracture table-induced pudendal nerve palsy. The majority of these patients had full sensory return; however, return of sexual function was unpredictable. The relevant anatomy, etiology, and incidence of this complication are discussed, and suggestions are made for its prevention.
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