The sural nerve, positioned beneath the skin’s surface in the back of your lower leg, plays a critical role in your body’s sensory network. As a component of the peripheral nervous system ...

Electrophysiological studies revealed an absent left superficial peroneal sensory potential. The left sural sensory potential was at the lower limit of normal. There were absent compound muscle ...

Apart from that, an association of OSA with damage to the peripheral nervous system has been described only recently. 10,11 Thus, we reported an increased prevalence of axonal sensory polyneuropathy ...

Photomicrograph (Longitudinal Section) of a Sural-Nerve Biopsy (1 per Cent Osmium Tetroxide Stain X250), Showing Patchy Areas of Myelin Loss. The patient's condition improved slowly.

The sural nerve is a key component of the lower leg's sensory system, influencing balance and proprioception (your body's sense of position and movement). By training and optimizing its ...

AGE autofluorescence was positively correlated with AGE reader measurements and negatively correlated with nerve conduction in T2D patients (P =.0002, P =.002, and P =.001 for median motor, peroneal ...

All studies were performed in accordance with published guidelines. 9 Compound sensory action potentials (CSAPs) were recorded using standard nerve-conduction studies, antidromically for the sural, ...

Regenerative peripheral nerve interfaces have been proposed as viable alternatives for the natural control and feel of robotic prosthetic limbs. We have developed a Regenerative Multi-electrode ...

Be sure to work with an acupuncturist licensed to practice in your state. If you’re considering acupuncture for neuropathy, it’s best to consult with a physician and determine the cause.

The next most important was a sural nerve biopsy, which was also effective in detecting demyelination. Sensory CIDP was responsive to immunotherapy in 88% of cases in this study. Reference Oh SJ, King ...

The number of axons per unit nerve area was higher in the facial nerve, truncus temporofacialis, truncus cervicofacialis and hypoglossal nerve, which are motor nerves, compared to the sural nerve and ...