The brachial plexus is an intricate anatomic structure with an important function: providing
innervation to the upper extremity, shoulder, and upper chest. Owing to its complex form and …

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 …

We compared features of nerve enlargement in inherited and acquired demyelinating
neuropathies using ultrasound. We measured median and ulnar nerve cross-sectional areas …

Neuromuscular ultrasound (NMUS) is becoming a standard element in the evaluation of
peripheral nerve and muscle disease. When obtained simultaneously to electrodiagnostic …

Over the last two decades, dozens of applications have emerged for ultrasonography in
neuromuscular disorders. We wanted to measure its impact on practice in laboratories …

Traumatic neuromas are infrequent in clinical settings but are prevalent following trauma or
surgery. A traumatic neuroma is not a true malignancy, rather, it is a hyperplastic, reparative …

Ultrasonography (US) has become a first-line modality for the evaluation of the peripheral
nerves of the upper extremity. The benefits of US over magnetic resonance (MR) imaging …

Introduction: Nerves are often enlarged in chronic inflammatory demyelinating
polyneuropathy (CIDP). In this investigation we studied changes with treatment over time …

Peripheral nerve trauma frequently affects younger people and may result in significant and
long-lasting functional disability. Currently, diagnosis and monitoring of peripheral nerve …

Peripheral nerves and plexus: imaging by MR-neurography and... : Current Opinion in
Neurology Peripheral nerves and plexus: imaging by MR-neurography and high-resolution …