Peripheral nerve injuries are a heterogeneous and distinct group of disorders that are
secondary to various causes commonly including motor vehicle accidents, falls, industrial …

In the United States alone, an estimated 2 million people live with the devastating
consequences of major limb loss. Worldwide, more than 1 million extremity amputations are …

This study was designed to characterize morphologic stages during neuroma development
post amputation with an eye toward developing better treatment strategies that intervene …

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 …

The peripheral nervous system is delicate and susceptible to injury. Nerve injury occurs from
multiple mechanisms: pressure, stretch, chronic irritation, ischemia, crush, sharp transection …

A high prevalence of dual nerve disorders is frequently reported. How a secondary nerve
disorder may develop following a primary nerve disorder remains largely unknown …

Neuromas form as a result of disorganized sensory axonal regeneration following nerve
injury. Painful neuromas lead to poor quality of life for patients and place a burden on …

Background: Neuromas are caused by irregular and disorganized regeneration following
nerve injury. Many surgical techniques have been described to address neuroma with …

High-resolution isotropic volumetric three-dimensional (3D) magnetic resonance
neurography (MRN) techniques enable multiplanar depiction of peripheral nerves. In …

High-resolution MRN is becoming increasingly available due to recent technical
advancements, including higher magnetic field strengths (eg, 3T), 3D image acquisition …