Evaluation of radial nerve palsy treatment: tendon transfer with the flexor carpi radialis combination

Introduction: Radial nerve palsy, a common peripheral injury, significantly impacts the quality of life affected individuals. The standard treatment is tendon transfer, but optimal choice transfers remains subject ongoing debate. This study aimed to evaluate radial palsy through transfer with flexor carpi radialis combination in Bangladeshi population. Methods: observational was conducted over 18 weeks at Department Orthopedic Surgery 3 medical college hospitals Bangladesh. Forty adult patients were selected based on specific inclusion criteria. Participants evaluated preoperatively and postoperatively using Disabilities Arm, Shoulder, Hand (DASH) score. Complications also recorded. Results: majority participants male (77.5%) had right-sided injuries (72.5%). most cause injury humerus shaft (55.0%). site middle third (67.50%). Postoperatively, 85.0% achieved an "Excellent" grade. minimal, 90% experiencing no complications. Conclusions: Tendon appears be effective for significant improvements DASH scores minimal Further research needed confirm these findings compare effectiveness this other combinations.