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1. Six patients suffering from spontaneous posterior interosseous paralysis are described.
2. Two were due to benign tumour and four due to traumatic neuritis, three of which were associated with minor hyperextension injuries to the elbow joint and one with long standing cubitus varus.
3. Surgical exploration was performed in each patient with recovery of nerve function.
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