OBJECTIVE Ideal timeframes for operating on traumatic stretch and blunt brachial plexus
injuries remain a topic of debate. Whereas on the one hand spontaneous recovery might …

Peripheral nerve lesions are frequent occurrences in both human and animal patients,
leading to important physiological and labor complications that affect the quality of life of …

Peripheral nerve injury is a potentially debilitating disorder that occurs in an estimated 2–3%
of all patients with major trauma, in a similar percentage of medical procedures. The workup …

Traumatic peripheral nerve injuries: diagnosis and managemen... : Current Opinion in
Neurology Traumatic peripheral nerve injuries: diagnosis and management : Current …

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is widely used in clinical care and medical research. The
signal‐to‐noise ratio (SNR) in the measurement affects parameters that determine the …

Traumatic conditions of peripheral nerves and plexus have been classically evaluated by
morphological imaging techniques and electrophysiological tests. New magnetic resonance …

Peripheral nerve injury is a significant public health challenge, with limited treatment options
and potential lifelong impact on function. More than just an intrinsic part of nerve anatomy …

Advances in high-resolution ultrasound have provided clinicians with unique opportunities
to study diseases of the peripheral nervous system. Ultrasound complements the clinical …

Skeletal muscle imaging is increasingly used as a complement to clinical and
electrophysiological examination in neuromuscular disease. Ultrasound and MRI have …

Axillary nerve injury is a well-recognized complication of glenohumeral dislocation. It is often
a low-grade injury which progresses to full recovery without intervention. There is, however …