… entrapment neuropathy. Ultrasound has become standard practice in entrapment neuropathy
… the case of ambiguous symptoms, it is useful for revealing the cause of nerve compression. …

… Instead, the focus is on anatomic sites of compression or entrapment and the surgical …
Entrapment neuropathies of the brachial plexus are rare with the most commonly described being …

… Peripheral nerve compressions or entrapment neuropathies may be primary or secondary. …
proximal to the site of compression. Secondary nerve compression presents with a clear and …

… The biggest risk factor for this type of injury is nerve compression or entrapment. Because
of focal demyelination or ischemia, the nerve will have decreased conduction velocity or …

… compressive space and neuroinflammation. However, the onset of peripheral entrapment
neuropathy … a non-inflammatory ischemia-reperfusion degenerative neuropathy [1,8]. Therefore…

… many podiatrists were unaware or slow to embrace the compression component that could
be contributing to patients’ neuropathy symptoms. In addition, many podiatric surgeons had …

… to the diagnostic performance of US in entrapment neuropathies [74]. This technique is …
than hard tissue when externally compressed. Entrapment neuropathies are associated with a …

… the specific areas involved in entrapment neuropathy. The mechanisms causing neuropathy
can be classified as … Compression from structures surrounding the nerve leads to secondary …

… nerves are susceptible to entrapment neuropathy phenomena secondary to direct or indirect
compression or irritation [2]. The incidence of LBP resulting from SCN entrapment has been …

… compression neuropathies occur much less frequently than those of the median or ulnar
nerves. The combined annual incidence of compressive neuropathies … ulnar nerve compression …