This case report demonstrates effective outpatient management of arm paresis due to herpes zoster, suggesting feasibility for select cases.
This case shows the feasibility of outpatient management in select cases of segmental zoster paresis and the importance of timely intervention. Herpes zoster should be considered in the differential diagnosis of acute unilateral arm paresis, especially in cases involving radicular pain.
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