Considerations on the treatment of anterior interosseous nerve syndrome.

Anterior interosseous syndrome (Kiloh-Nevin syndrome) refers to that constellation of signs and symptoms referable to weakness of the pronator quadratus, the flexor pollicis longus, and the flexor digitorum profundus to the index finger.We present our series of 9 patients, affected by AIN Syndrome, and a group of 4 patients affected by pseudo-AIN neuropathies.In the literature there is considerable controversy concerning the treatment, but we agree that understanding of anatomical variants of innervation combined with a thorough physical examination can provide important clues as to where pathology resides.

Treatment of symptomatic lumbar spinal degenerative pathologies by means of combined conservative biochemical treatments.

Research in spine surgery has proposed new soft and less invasive techniques. These are the results of our experience with oxygen-ozone therapy, which we could experiment within the Italian National Health System over 3 years. A total of 1,920 patients were admitted on the basis of unselected enrolment because of lumbosciatic pain.