… Entrapment neuropathies usually occur near joints where the nerve … entrapment neuropathy,
will serve as a model for this paper. Carpal tunnel syndrome involves the compression of …

… the aetiology and pathophysiology of entrapment neuropathies. Potential … entrapment
neuropathies is summarised and future areas of research are identified. Entrapment neuropathies …

… Inching is a popular technique often used to identify sites of pathology in ulnar neuropathy at
the … Treatment of fibular neuropathy is guided by etiology. Surgical repair is often necessary …

… ) across the site of compression consistent with a pathophysiology of focal demyelination.
Edx parameters of amplitude loss are more indicative of severity and are helpful for prognosis. …

… friction, the pathophysiology of individual nerve entrapment … site and etiology of nerve
entrapment and compression as well … the precise cause of entrapment neuropathy, in many cases, …

… pathology to sensory symptoms and signs. Carpal tunnel syndrome is the most common
entrapment neuropathy… We also document for the first time that entrapment neuropathies lead to …

… are specific for a neurological etiology, however, and are thus the foundation of diagnosis. …
identify secondary causes of compression, intrinsic nerve tumors, or other pathology. Nerve …

… Focal neuropathies may result from compression, entrapment, … compression and entrapment
neuropathies. Understanding the pathology and pathophysiology of these neuropathies as …

… neuropathy may range from minimal sensory loss in the medial lower leg to severe neuropathic
… may be mistaken for medial knee compartment pathology. Occasionally, a neuroma may …

… entrapment syndromes. This article offers a focused review of the pathophysiology of nerve
compression … The most common etiology of radial neuropathy is trauma, usually related to …