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European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery, 2005 To describe patients presenting with sciatic nerve varices (SNV), presenting pitfalls in diagnosis and management.Case series.Patients were investigated using duplex ultrasonography pre-operatively in three cases. Treatment was undertaken both by surgery and by foam sclerotherapy.Clinically, SNV appeared just below the popliteal skin crease, lateral to
STEFANO RICCI +3 more
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Sciatic nerve palsy following uneventful sciatic nerve block [PDF]
Anaesthesia, 1997 We describe the loss of function in the sciatic nerve after an uneventful sciatic nerve block using 25 ml of lignocaine 1% with adrenaline 1 in 200 000 in a patient receiving β blocker drugs. Lack of pain on injection and complete regeneration of the nerve after 12 months in a patient with severe peripheral vascular disease led us to postulate ...
S M, Bonner, A K, Pridie
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The Professional Medical Journal, 2007 Objective: To determine the number, size, somatotopy and segmental distribution of HRP labeledmotor and sensory neurons forming sciatic nerve in albino rat by using HRP technique. To fined out the distribution ofneurons in sciatic nerve in albino rat in spinal cord from L3S1.
ABDUL JABBAR, ANJUM NAQVI, MUMTAZ HAIDER
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Continuous sciatic nerve block [PDF]
Anaesthesia, 1984 Summary A technique of continuous sciatic nerve block is described. The method was used to relieve pain from ischaemic gangrene of the foot for 2 days before below‐knee amputation and, combined with a continuous inguinal paravascular block, to provide regional anaesthesia both for the surgery and for the first 2 postoperative days.
B E, Smith, H B, Fischer, P V, Scott
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Sciatic nerve injection injury
Journal of International Medical Research, 2014 Nerve injury is a common complication following intramuscular injection and the sciatic nerve is the most frequently affected nerve, especially in children, the elderly and underweight patients. The neurological presentation may range from minor transient pain to severe sensory disturbance and motor loss with poor recovery.
Hyun, Jung Kim, Sang, Hyun Park
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The International Journal of Lower Extremity Wounds, 2004
Schwannomas are benign tumors of the nerve sheath, commonly seen in the vestibular nerve. Although they are common in the head and neck areas, their occurrence in extra-cranial locations is rare. We report a case of a sciatic nerve schwannoma and review the literature.
A, Rekha, A, Ravi
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Schwannomas are benign tumors of the nerve sheath, commonly seen in the vestibular nerve. Although they are common in the head and neck areas, their occurrence in extra-cranial locations is rare. We report a case of a sciatic nerve schwannoma and review the literature.
A, Rekha, A, Ravi
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Endoscopic sciatic nerve decompression
Khirurgiya. Zhurnal im. N.I. Pirogova, 2021To improve treatment outcomes in patients with sciatic nerve neuropathy.The first results of endoscopic sciatic nerve decompression in 6 patients with sciatic neuropathy (mean age 47±6.7 years) are presented. The authors developed and described new and unique technique for this procedure.
Belyak E.A. +4 more
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