Dynamic ultrasound evaluation of median nerve mobility at the wrist: implications for surgical safety

Forearm position–dependent variations in the carpal tunnel safe zone: an ultrasonographic anatomical rationale for a pronation-based injection concept

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.

Forearm Supination Increases the Safety Corridor and Target Exposure for Ultrasound-Guided Flexor Pollicis Longus Injection: A Prospective Study in Healthy Adults

In healthy adults, forearm supination widened the safety corridor and increased target exposure and applicability to spasticity requires confirmation.

[Effects of wrist dorsiflexion and palmar flexion on median nerve displacement and cross-sectional area in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome].

Localizing the course of the radial nerve based on anatomical landmarks: A cadaveric study.

Background Surgeons treating humeral shaft fractures must be able to reliably locate the radial nerve in the posterior arm to limit iatrogenic injury. This study aims to improve the understanding of radial nerve anatomy by increasing the sample size, comparing bilateral upper extremities, and analyzing the impact of se...

Nerve Transfers to Rebalance the Spastic Wrist: An Anatomical Feasibility Study.

FCU to ECRB nerve transfer was anatomically feasible in the majority specimens and may offer a possible surgical option to rebalance resting wrist posture and function in patients with spastic wrist flexion deformities.

Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in the Evaluation of the Carpal Tunnel and Median Nerve

The utility of MSKUS in evaluating carpal tunnel syndrome, including anatomy, common injury mechanisms, sonographic techniques, and clinical implications for those in the rehabilitation profession are reviewed.