Entrapment neuropathies are the most prevalent type of peripheral neuropathy and often a
challenge to diagnose and treat. To a large extent, our current knowledge is based on …

Peripheral nerve entrapment syndromes are difficult diagnoses to make. Symptoms are
often vague and mimic other musculoskeletal pathology. Clinicians' best diagnostic tools for …

The diagnosis of entrapment neuropathies can be difficult because symptoms and signs
often do not follow textbook descriptions and vary significantly between patients with the …

Entrapment neuropathies are frequently encountered by rheumatologists, not only because
they are common but also because of their association with certain rheumatological and …

Abstract Purpose of Review: This article addresses relevant peripheral neuroanatomy,
clinical presentations, and diagnostic findings in common entrapment neuropathies …

Compression neuropathy describes a heterogeneous group of focal neuropathy syndromes
related to peripheral nerve compression resulting in pain, paresthesia, and loss of function …

A number of theories of pathogenesis of entrapment neuropathy, due to repeated loading,
have been proposed and these theories are being actively explored with animal models …

Entrapment neuropathies such as carpal tunnel syndrome, radiculopathies, or radicular pain
are the most common peripheral neuropathies and also the most common cause for …

Occurrences of entrapment neuropathies of the lower extremity are relatively infrequent;
therefore, these conditions may be underappreciated and difficult to diagnose …

Entrapment neuropathies are debilitating clinical conditions, creating significant morbidity in
the upper and lower extremities in terms of pain, sensory abnormalities, and motor …