nerve compression syndromes/albumin

The effects of neurolysis on the sciatic nerves of normal controls and in dogs with compression neuropathy were evaluated by macroscopic and electrophysiological studies. The function of the blood-nerve barrier (BNB) was also assessed by Evans blue albumin. Studies on normal sciatic nerves (normal

OBJECTIVE Compressive and entrapment neuropathies are diseases frequently observed on routine clinical examination. A definitive diagnosis based on clinical symptoms and neurologic findings alone is difficult in many cases, however, and electrophysiologic measurement is used as a supplementary

Entrapment neuropathy is a frequent clinical problem that can be caused by, among other factors, mechanical compression; however, exactly how a compressive force affects the peripheral nerves remains poorly understood. In this study, using a rabbit model of sciatic nerve injury (n=12), we evaluated