Traumatic wounds and lacerations are a common reason for patients to present to
emergency departments, with retained foreign bodies (FBs) accounting for 7%–15% of …

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 …

Objective The study aims to evaluate the diagnostic performance of deep learning–based
reconstruction method (DLRecon) in 3D MR neurography for assessment of the brachial and …

Purpose Peripheral neuropathies are a group of disorders which affect the peripheral
nervous system which have been conventionally diagnosed using electrodiagnostic studies …

An interesting alternative to traditional diagnostic techniques of the upper extremity nerve
entrapments might be an ultrasound elastography that has started to gain attention in recent …

Electrophysiological monitoring of the peripheral nervous system during a variety of
surgeries provides useful information that supplements and complements preoperative …

Background Advancements in imaging and an understanding of the pathomechanism for
intraneural ganglion cyst formation have led to increased awareness and recognition of this …

Magnetic resonance (MR) neurography and high-resolution ultrasound are complementary
modalities for imaging peripheral nerves. Advances in imaging technology and optimized …

Traumatic injury to limb peripheral nerves represents an important cause of morbidity and
disability. Timely diagnosis and treatment are crucial to optimizing outcomes. The initial …

A traumatic neuroma is a major cause of persistent neuropathic pain. Diagnostic imaging
tools are critical to the success of surgical treatment. Ultra-high-frequency ultrasound is a …