median nerve

As muscle variations may compress the median nerve while in the carpal tunnel, the clinician should be aware of such a variation.

Surgery is recommended to decompress the median nerve, to confirm the diagnosis, and for immediate improvement of flexor tendon excursion.

It emphasizes ultrasound evaluation of the median nerve and the criteria for diagnosis of compressive neuropathy in carpal tunnel syndrome.

The distribution of intraneural fascicular groups should be concerned when partial transfer of median nerve in the upper arm was done.

Due to heavy computer use, wrist tendons can injure the median nerve responsible for finger function.

The experimental study of median nerve injury in advanced stage.

Objective To explore the curative method and effect of median nerve irreversible injury on high level.

The remaining fingers are supplied by the median nerve.

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is caused by compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel.

No complications such as median nerve injury and adhesion occurred.

OBJECTIVE To study the compression factor and clinical manifestation of the compression of the palmar cutaneous branch of the median nerve.

The topographic features of the fascicular groups of the median nerve in the upper arm and its clinical significance

Clinical and electrophysiological study of entrapment syndrome of recurrent branch of median nerve

Effect of median nerve electrical stimulation against vegetative state of patients after craniocerebral injury

The observation of communicating branch between musculocutaneous nerve and median nerve and its significance

Measurement of somatosensory evoked potentials of the median nerve in high-risk neonates and its clinical value

Transfer of brachialis muscle branch of the musculocutaneous nerve to the median nerve: an electrophysiological study

An anatomical study of communicating branches between median nerve and muscularcutaneous nerve

Keywords Nerve transfer; Brachial plexus; Median nerve; Ulnar nerve; Musculocutaneous nerv@;

Keywords Brachial plexus; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerve; Nerve transfer;

Anatomical study on the position susceptible to entrapment and damage of the recurrent branch of median nerve

Application of palm-wrist segment median nerve sensory conduction velocity in the diagnosis of mild and middle carpal tunnel syndrome

Alteration of F-wave parameters in the unaffected side median nerve of stroke patients with unilateral hemiplegia

Compression of median nerve recurrent branch: anatomical basis and clinical study

Anatomical bases of median nerve entrapment syndrome at elbow and upper part of forearm

Microanatomy of blood supply of recurrent branch of median nerve and palmar cutaneous branch

Effect of Small Dosage High-frequency Ultrasound on Median Nerve Motor Conduction Velocity

Results Were followed up for 3 to 12 months, the simple median nerve in patients with irreversible damage to the fine 100%;

Experience of diagnosis and treatment in median nerve lipofibroma

Clinical anatomic study on the recurrent branch of the median nerve

Morphology of flexor muscle of wrist transplanted into median nerve defect in dogs

Applied anatomy of the palmar cutaneous branch of the median nerve

Relationship between MNCV and the Change of Limb Muscle Power Due to Median Nerve Injury

Treatment of median nerve injuries at the forearm

Advancement of Treatment in Median Nerve Injury at Wrist

Clinical study on median nerve stimulation therapy in improving the level of consciousness of patients in coma caused by head traumas

Division of palm regarding median nerve and ulnar nerve

Palmar branch of median nerve

Other lesion of median nerve