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Nerve entrapment occurs when nerves become compressed in areas where they pass through narrow spaces, such as between tendons, over bone, or under ligaments. This condition can lead to symptoms like pain, numbness, and weakness in the affected areas. Understanding the anatomy of nerve courses is crucial for diagnosing and treating these problems effectively. Carpal tunnel syndrome, one of the most common types of nerve entrapment, often results from pressure in the wrist. Treatment options include surgery and other methods to relieve pressure on the affected nerve.
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Nerve Entrapment Problems Where nerve passes through awkward place between tendons over bone under ligaments Can be pinched or rubbed
Nerve Entrapment Problems Knowing anatomy of nerve courses can help understand patient’s complaints
Nerve Entrapment Problems • Complaints – nerve injury • Pain • Impaired sensation – numbness • Impaired motor - weakness
Nerve Entrapment Problems • Median • Nerve
Nerve Entrapment Problems • Median • Nerve