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- An intraneural perineurioma is a rare benign tumor within the sheath of a single nerve that grows but typically does not recur or metastasize. These lesions...
- usually be changes in intraneural blood flow, axonal transport, and vascular permeability simultaneously. And at 80mmHg all intraneural blood flow is arrested...
- S2CID 20586520. Robert J. Spinner, et al. (2012). "Re: Pure Peroneal Intraneural Ganglion Cyst: Hindsight is 20/20" (PDF). Turkish Neurosurgery. pp. 527–528...
- detectable abnormalities. Type 2 a Extraneural abnormalities. Type 2 b Intraneural abnormalities. Type 2 c Extraneural and intraneural abnormalities....
- responsible for the differentiation of DMA to DMD. Ochoa et al. recorded intraneural signals in subjects with post-ischaemic paraesthesiae. The researchers...
- (December 1991). "[Morphological changes of peripheral nerves following intraneural injection of local anesthetic]". Deutsche Zahnarztliche Zeitschrift (in...
- Trade names Neovasculgen Other names Pl-VEGF165 Routes of administration Intraneural injection ATC code V03AX (WHO) Identifiers CAS Number 1540077-18-6 ChemSpider...
- injection pressure (> 20 PSI) is a sensitive sign of intrafascicular/intraneural needle tip placement.  Extrafascicular needle tip placement is ****ociated...
- that was lost. The idea of intraneural stimulation plays a large role in the process of regaining those senses. Intraneural stimulation (INSM) grants the...
- nerve head consequent to increased tissue pressure. Axonal swelling, intraneural m****es, and increased influx of interstitial fluid may all contribute...