Aug 2026· Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy· Vol 48· 0 citations· 30 references
Medicine
TL;DR
Forearm pronation is associated with widening of the median nerve–ulnar artery interval at the carpal tunnel inlet in healthy adults, and position-dependent anatomical variations in the transverse interval relevant to the ultrasound-defined safe zone are described.
The MN demonstrates measurable positional changes at the distal forearm during finger, wrist, and forearm movements that reduce the reliability of assuming a constant “safe” location between PL and FCR and should be considered when planning volar wrist approaches and performing percutaneous or minimally invasive proced...
V. Kunc, Bruno Jurasek, Matouš Kroupa et al.· Surgical and Radiologic Anat...· 0 citations
PURPOSE
To investigate the in vivo effects of forearm rotation and selective isometric wrist muscle activation on the dorsal scapholunate (SL) interval using dynamic ultrasonography, and to determine whether previously described cadaveric biomechanical mechanisms are reproducible in healthy subjects.
METHODS
Twenty-f...
Grégory Mesplié, Benjamin Rey, Hugo Pelet· Hand Surgery and Rehabilitat...· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
Carpal tunnel syndrome may occur in association with distal radial fractures, and decompression is sometimes considered at the time of fixation. The flexor carpi radialis approach used for anterior plating may allow decompression without extending the incision into the palm. This study compared intracarpal...
F. Marcano-Fernández, Maxwell Campbell, Ron Gurel et al.· Journal of Hand Surgery (Eur...· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Radial nerve injury following intramuscular injection into the upper arm is rare but clinically significant. Although injection-site selection is important, the effect of shoulder position, particularly internal rotation, on radial nerve location remains unclear. Because the radial nerve courses within the tri...
Naoki Minami, Yasuaki Nakanishi, Shimpei Kurata et al.· Human Vaccines & Immunothera...· 0 citations
Background: The sciatic nerve is the major nerve supply to the lower extremity and a critical structure in orthopedic surgery, radiologic evaluation, and regional anesthesia. Precise characterization of its relationship to the piriformis muscle is essential for safe procedural planning and for understanding anatomical...
M. Mohammed, Malak A. Al-Yawer· International Journal of Ana...· 0 citations
Purpose: To compare clinical outcomes between ultrasonography-guided percutaneous and open transverse carpal ligament (TCL) release for carpal tunnel syndrome at short-term follow-up. Methods: A prospective cohort study was conducted in 200 patients with CTS (100 per group) treated with either ultrasonography-guided pe...
M. Castro-Menéndez, P. Balvís-Balvís, E. Pérez-Alfonso et al.· Journal of the American Acad...· 0 citations
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