Magnetic resonance neurography (also called MRN or MR neurography) refers to MR
imaging dedicated to the peripheral nerves. It is a technique that enhances selective …

Traumatic conditions of peripheral nerves and plexus have been classically evaluated by
morphological imaging techniques and electrophysiological tests. New magnetic resonance …

Evaluation of traumatic peripheral nerve injuries has classically been based on clinical and
electrophysiologic criteria. US and MRI have been widely used for morphologic assessment …

Peripheral nerve injury is a significant public health challenge, with limited treatment options
and potential lifelong impact on function. More than just an intrinsic part of nerve anatomy …

Peripheral nerve injuries result in severe loss of sensory and motor functions in the afflicted
limb. There is a lack of standardised models to non-invasively study degeneration …

Background Recently, a prototype 5.0 T whole‐body MRI scanner was developed. A 5.0 T
diffusion‐weighted imaging (DWI) may help overcome the issues that limit 3.0 T DWI …

Introduction: Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
technique that measures the anisotropy of water diffusion. Clinical magnetic resonance …

Objective Management of peripheral nerve injuries requires physicians to rely on qualitative
measures from patient history, electromyography, and physical exam. Determining a …

BACKGROUND Millions of Americans experience residual deficits from traumatic peripheral
nerve injury (PNI). Despite advancements in surgical technique, repair typically results in …

The exact inner 3D microstructure of the human peripheral nerve has been a mystery for
decades. Therefore, it has been difficult to solve several problems regarding peripheral …