… Peripheral nerve ultrasound is a useful tool in diagnosing entrapment neuropathies, with
nerves consistently enlarged at or near sites of compression. Substantial literature supports the …

… Some entrapment neuropathies improve … entrapment syndromes. This article offers a focused
review of the pathophysiology of nerve compression and discusses common compressive …

… Entrapment neuropathy occurs as a result of compression of … to protect against external
compression. The tibial nerve, by … predispose patients to entrapment neuropathy. Tarsal tunnel …

… and pathophysiology of entrapment neuropathies. Potential … Entrapment neuropathies are
caused by compression and/or … The most common entrapment neuropathy is carpal tunnel …

… literature also describe a compressive cause of anterior interosseous syndrome, but care
should be taken in attributing anterior interosseous neuropathy to compression, particularly in …

… compressed distally along its path. Thus, tarsal tunnel syndrome (TTS), is an entrapment
neuropathy … its branches that is associated with the compression of these structures in the tarsal …

Structural compression or entrapment, the most common mechanism of peripheral nerve …
neuropathy made annually in the United States. 1 Lower extremity peripheral neuropathies are …

… Arthroscopic surgery (40– 42), trauma (43–45), compression (46) are the causes of saphenous
neuropathy. The symptoms vary from only mild sensory loss in the nerve’s supplying …

… following keywords: entrapment neuropathy, ulnar neuropathy, radial neuropathy, median
… limb most affected by compressive neuropathies, with several places of entrapment. One of …

… compressive neuropathy. It may be present in 3% to 9% of people and has a female predilection,
with a gender ratio of 3:1 (5, 6). Entrapment neuropathies … entrapment neuropathy. The …