Post-Traumatic Compression of the Supra-Scapular Nerve: A Gunshot Wound on a Case

The compression of the nerve is a known pathology since the late fifties, described for the first time par Thompson & Kopell. Many etiologies have been described, including traumatic aetiology further to a fracture of the scapula by bullet wound, which is never reported in the literature and falls within the framework of a syndrome of trapping. The identification of the NSS lesion requires not only careful clinical examination of the shoulder, but also a detailed neurophysiological evaluation, possibly using imagery.