… 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. …

… Clinical symptoms of pelvic entrapment neuropathies are … the work-up of entrapment
neuropathies involving the pelvic and … may be related to adhesions or fascial entrapment.[20] …

… as our experience in dealing with entrapment neuropathies. … The current best practice
protocols for entrapment syndromes are … measurements for diagnosing entrapment neuropathies. …

… likely to be entrapped by the fascia as the nerve crosses the iliac crest because the fascia is
… that the diagnosis of middle cluneal nerves entrapment neuropathy include a tender point 3-…

… Nerve entrapment at the level of the biceps femoris tendon in the popliteal fascia was also
reported [4, 5]. Common peroneal nerve compression has been found secondary to kneeling, …

… ligament and the thickened fascia known as the Osborne (… the diagnostic performance of US
in entrapment neuropathies [74]. … Entrapment neuropathies are associated with a significant …

… not only in the osteofibrous tunnel in the iliac crest but also at the site where it penetrates
the thoracolumbar fascia.[9,10,22,23] SCNEN has been found in the presence of diseases that …

… As superficial peroneal nerve (S-PN) entrapment neuropathy is relatively rare, it may be an
… fascial defects, trauma, or mass lesions, we made a diagnosis of idiopathic S-PN entrapment…

… entrapment neuropathy, MRI can reveal proximal enlargement and swelling with increased
T2 signal [1]. There is flattening of the nerve at the site of entrapment [… enters a fascial sheath, …