<b>Slow progression predicts poor prognoses in patients with spontaneous posterior interosseous nerve palsy</b>
Kensuke Ochi(Kawasaki Municipal Hospital), Kazuki Sato(Sapporo Medical University), Toshiyasu Nakamura(Keio University Hospital), Yukio Horiuchi(Keiyu Orthopedic Hospital), Kenichi Tazaki(Ogikubo Hospital), Shinichiro Takayama(National Center For Child Health and Development)
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