… As such, surgery to decompress a CFN entrapment releases the fascia overlying the … band
of fascia under the muscle can be accessed and released. The release of the fascial bands …

… A dissection of subcutaneous adipose tissues was performed until the fascia of the lateral
leg compartment. This fascia was incised and the muscles of the lateral compartment were …

… the thoracolumbar fascia and iliac … entrapment neuropathy phenomena secondary to direct
or indirect compression or irritation [2]. The incidence of LBP resulting from SCN entrapment …

… Morton’s neuroma results in metatarsalgia from the entrapment of the third interdigital nerve
between the transverse intermetatarsal ligament and fascia [1]. Interdigital nerves arise from …

… compression neuropathy in the carpal tunnel. It is the most common entrapment neuropathy
… the psoas and iliacus muscles, then under the iliacus fascia in the pelvis. It enters the thigh …

… ) is a neuropathy due to compression or entrapment or … fascia lata and divides into its thick
anterior and thin posterior branches (Figure 2). This point, where the nerve pierces the fascia …

… the fascia more cranially (Fig. 2.1). When the SCN is entrapped at the thoracolumbar fascia,
it elicits low back pain (LBP); this is known as SCN entrapment neuropathy (SCN-EN). In …

… fascia in a left-sided cadaver (a hemostat secures the deep fascia while scissors cut the fascia
… of one of the rarer foot and ankle entrapment neuropathies: SPN/E - Henry's mononeuritis. …

… fascial plane, such as the ilioinguinal nerve between the internal oblique and transversus
abdominis muscles in the lower abdominal wall, separating and flooding the fascial … the fascial …

… Neuropathies of the upper extremity may occur as the result of extrinsic mass effect or
entrapment in a variety of clinical scenarios and can sometimes present a diagnostic challenge. …