… nerve during ultrasound-guided regional anaesthetic procedures. The echo intensity of …
However, there are no data comparing the echo intensity of peripheral nerves in the young …

… The aim of this study was to investigate whether the echo intensity (EI) of the paraneural
area (PA), the median nerve (MN) at the carpal tunnel, the EI of the myofascial structure (MS) …

… The same may also explain the increased echo intensity of the median nerves in the elderly
in this study, in agreement with our previous finding. It was also not surprising that there was …

… We compared US images from median nerve-innervated muscles with images of ulnar
nerve-innervated muscles in patients with CTS to investigate the usefulness of muscle US for …

… echo texture of the extracellular nerve environment may be a good normalizing factor for the
median nerve … or diminish the sensitivity of morphologic or intensity-based parameters, we …

… Because the transthoracic echocardiography was taking place at the same time as the …
and maximum median nerve pixel intensities. Average and maximum pixel intensities were …

… We studied a total of 95 peripheral nerves (including 62 median nerves and 33 tibial nerves)
of 62 participants who received both sonography and NCS. This study was approved by the …

… This analysis was based solely on scrutiny of the nerve’s echo-structure, whereby a less
echogenic nerve tissue represents a more watery, and hence, edematous (symptomatic) …

… ), accounting for 80% of the signal intensity, and a smaller long T 2 component (96 ± 3
milliseconds) that accounts for 20% of the signal intensity. The authors stated that the long T 2 …

… fascicles of the flattened median nerve (white arrowhead) with … to detect nerve thickening or
neuromas as well as intensity … (turbo) spine-echo or 3D gradient-echo sequences allows for …