Anatomical and histological morphometry of the sural nerve in human fetuses

Desdicioğlu, Kadir; Malas, Mehmet Ali; Bahçeci, Selen; Şimşek, Fatma; Polat, Ayse Gizem

doi:10.1016/j.jasi.2017.05.005

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“…In our study, the most common formation site was the middle one-third of the leg (42.5%). Unlike other studies, Desdicioğlu et al [28] found the most common formation site of SN to be the distal one-third of the leg (48%:…”

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Sural nerve harvest for infants: integrated with information based on anatomical dissections

Büyükmumcu¹,

Kabakçı²,

Saygın³

et al. 2021

Turk J Med Sci

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Background/aim: The aim of the present study was to determine the course and possible variations of the sural nerve with all anatomical details in human fetal cadavers. Materials and methods: This study was performed on 60 fetal cadavers. Formation type and level of the sural nerve was detected. Results: According to trimesters, it was determined that the mean transverse and vertical distance between the lowest point of the LM and the SN varied between 1.1-2.9 mm and 1.54-3.58 mm, respectively. Type 2 was the most common seen type of sural nerve (35,83%). It was determined that sural nerve was mostly formed at the middle third of the leg (42,5%). Conclusion: Sural nerve graft with the knowledge of the anatomical details may be used for peripheral nerve reconstruction is required in congenital lesions, such as facial paralysis, obstetric brachial paralysis, and post-traumatic lesions in infants and children.

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confidence: 64%

“…Scars may have a long, numerous and poor appearance in conventional techniques. Further, Desdicioğlu et al [28] classified Types 1 and 2 as anastomotic type and found the rate to be 69.56%. This rate is consistent with the data in our study.…”

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Sural nerve harvest for infants: integrated with information based on anatomical dissections

Büyükmumcu¹,

Kabakçı²,

Saygın³

et al. 2021

Turk J Med Sci

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“…In der Leitlinie der European Federation of Neurological Societies zur Diagnose einer chronisch entzündlichen de myelinisierenden Polyneuroradikulopathie wird eine Tem peratur von mindestens 30 °C, gemessen mit einer Ober flächensonde am Außenknöchel gefordert [33]. [36]. In etwa 1/3 entsteht der Nerv nur aus dem N. tibialis (▶Abb.…”

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“…Der N. suralis wird in der Literatur mit einer mittleren Dicke von 0,16 bzw. 0,28 ± 0,03 cm angegeben [36,37]. Der An teil der Fasern aus den N. tibialis bzw.…”

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Neurografie des N. Suralis

Büchner¹,

Schönlau²,

Ferbert³

2018

Klin Neurophysiol

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ZusammenfassungDie Neurografie des N. suralis hat große Bedeutung in der Diagnose von Polyneuropathien. Dieser Artikel stellt unterschiedliche Untersuchungstechniken mit ihren Vor- und Nachteilen vor, bespricht Messergebnisse und Normalwerte und nennt Anhaltspunkte für die Unterscheidung des axonalen und demyelinisierenden Läsionstyps. Letztlich wird ein Standard für die neurografische Untersuchung und deren Bewertung vorgeschlagen.

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