Peripheral nerve lesions are frequent occurrences in both human and animal patients,
leading to important physiological and labor complications that affect the quality of life of …

Traumatic neuromas are infrequent in clinical settings but are prevalent following trauma or
surgery. A traumatic neuroma is not a true malignancy, rather, it is a hyperplastic, reparative …

Background Ultrasonography—an imaging technique that can show the anatomical section
of nerves and surrounding tissues—is one of the most effective imaging methods to …

Peripheral nerve injury is a large‐scale problem that annually affects more than several
millions of people all over the world. It remains a great challenge to effectively repair nerve …

Background Amputees suffer from symptomatic neuroma and phantom limb pain.
Regenerative peripheral nerve interface (RPNI) has recently been regarded as an effective …

Surgical intervention followed by physical therapy remains the major way to repair damaged
nerves and restore function. Imaging constitutes promising, yet underutilized, approaches to …

Objective To assess the indications for and utility of diagnostic ultrasonography (US) in a
series of consecutive patients with suspected traumatic peripheral nerve lesions (TPNL) …

Traumatic injury to limb peripheral nerves represents an important cause of morbidity and
disability. Timely diagnosis and treatment are crucial to optimizing outcomes. The initial …

OBJECTIVE The object of this study was to assess the advantages and disadvantages of
early nerve repair within 2 weeks following adult traumatic brachial plexus injury (ATBPI) …

Objective The current study was designed to document clinical and ultrasound (US) findings
of patients with residual limb pain (RLP) after amputation and to investigate the relationship …