… Our study identified clear morphometric changes in the CTS brain. This central morphometric
change is likely secondary to peripheral nerve pathology and altered somatosensory …

… Morphometric studies on nerve trunks are valuable tools in detecting development or
pathological abnormalities (Gutmann and Sanders, 1942, Cragg and Thomas, 1961, Ohnishi et al., …

… or nerves, respectively, have been measured for more than 100 years. Early results were too
variable to be useful for neurobiological or pathological … action potential of nerve to peaks of …

… This is especially true of shrunken areas where the nerve … of nerve and glial cells, of
correlations between pathological … only possible if certain morphometric methods are combined. …

… of specific brain structure–morphometric relationships that derive from the underlying
brain … Patients with NF1 experience dynamic changes in brain morphometry resulting in a …

… described in aged or pathological nerves but an exhaustive ultrastructural … nerves is still
needed. We present a morphological, morphometric and ultrastructural study of the tibial nerve …

… The relationship between skin and sural nerve biopsies for other categories of neuropathy
… sural nerve morphometry (myelinated and unmyelinated fiber densities), sural sensory nerve …

… Each brain underwent a comprehensive neuropathological assessment for determination
of pathological findings (nybb.hs.columbia.edu). Standardized measurement of brain weight (g…

… All three groups showed a loss of large and small myelinated nerve fibres in sural nerve
biopsy … Assessment of differential loss of large or small myelinated nerve fibres was difficult …

… A better understanding of the changes in aging peripheral nerves might improve
interpretation of their pathological changes, as well as comprehension of their regeneration in …