✓ Currently, diagnosis and management of disorders involving nerves are generally
undertaken without images of the nerves themselves. The authors evaluated whether direct …

Object. In a number of clinical studies magnetic resonance (MR) neurography has been
used to examine patients with peripheral nerve damage, but little is understood about the …

OBJECTIVE: We describe the clinical application and utility of high-resolution magnetic
resonance neurography (MRN) techniques to image the normal fascicular structure of …

The development of MR imaging has revolutionized soft tissue imaging. With its multiplanar
capability and ability to discriminate not only between different soft tissues but also …

Object Treatment of spinal and peripheral nerve lesions relies on localization of the
pathology by the use of neurological examination, spinal MR imaging and electromyography …

The evaluation of peripheral nerve injuries has traditionally relied primarily on information
gained from the clinical history, physical examination, and electrodiagnostic testing. Taken …

MR imaging of peripheral nerves has been described in relation to abnormalities such as
nerve injury, entrapment, and neoplasm. Neuroma formation is a known response to …

Magnetic resonance (MR) neurography (MRN) is a technique to enhance peripheral nerve
visualization with a variety of available high-resolution and highcontrast nerve-nonselective …

Peripheral neuropathies account for the most frequent disorders seen by neurologists, and
causes are manifold. The traditional diagnostic gold-standard consists of clinical neurologic …

The diagnostic work-up of peripheral neuropathies is often challenging and is mainly based
on a combination of clinical and electrophysiological examinations. One of the most …