In a study of 20 cadavers, Bos et al. [18], found that the distance from the tip of the greater trochanter to the IB or MIB of the superior gluteal nerve ranged from 33 to 63 mm.
The number of affected nerves (range 1 to 3) at baseline was not associated with the self-reported symptoms (p = 0.218) or muscle strength at follow-up (p = 0.999).
In nerves ranging from mild to severe degeneration, we found that the progression of axonal dropout is coupled to an increase of gliotic area.
rTNS consists of subjective sensory symptoms, pin sensibility, deep tendon reflexes, and nerve conduction studies of sural and peroneal nerves, ranging from 0 28 points.
The fiber distribution was bimodal in five and unimodal in seven patients (Fig. 3); the diameter of the 10 largest fibers in the patients' nerves ranged between 8 and 12 μm and were smaller than control in six and within normal range in six patients.
Nerve conduits range from biological tubes to synthetic tubes, and from nondegradable tubes to biodegradable tubes.
The reported numbers of postoperative neurological complications after resections of SOMs (primarily cranial nerve palsies) range up to 100% for trigeminal hypesthesias [ 3, 9], 13% for oculomotor palsy [ 2, 5, 10], and up to 6% mortality have also been reported [ 2, 5].
Nerve gaps ranged from 1 to 90 mm.
The accrual strategy aimed to include type 1 diabetic subjects with a spectrum of nerve injury ranging from lack of detectable nerve injury to severe DSP.
Incidence of anaphylactic shock, death of unknown cause, multiple sclerosis, and facial nerve palsy ranged from 1.45 to 6.91 per 100 000 person years (table 3).
