epineural


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epineural

[‚ep·ə′nu̇r·əl]
(anatomy)
Arising from or on the outside of a nerve trunk.
(invertebrate zoology)
The nervous tissue dorsal to the ventral nerve cord in arthropods.
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Anteriormente, ya se observaba que la sutura epineural de los nervios perifericos no conseguian una recuperacion funcional satisfactoria en gran numero de casos debido al aporte sanguineo insuficiente (10); la revascularizacion nerviosa luego de una sutura puede ser promovida con la reparacion de los tejidos adyacentes (14).
Irrigacion del nervio isquiatico en caninos
At this point, the epineural catheter and drain are removed, the dressings are changed, and the splint reapplied to maintain the elbow at 60[degrees] of flexion.
Limb sparing resection for tumors involving the distal humerus and reconstruction with a modular endoprosthesis
Secondary epineural suture of the nerve was performed more rarely.
Epidemiology of upper limb peripheral nerve injuries in the material collected in the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology Medical University of Bialystok
The results obtained with the surgical approaches performed within the third period might not be satisfactory because the construction resulting from the fibrosis within the epineural perineural tissues of the nerve might block the passage of the regenerated fibers that will come from the proximal [55].
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
8): precaudal vertebrae 11; caudal vertebrae (including terminal element) 16; vertebrae 3-11 with pleural rib articulating with respective parapophyses; twelve pairs of epineurals, articulating with vertebrae as follows: epineurals 1, 2 with corresponding parapophyses, 3-10 with corresponding pleural ribs, epineural 11 reduced and not articulating with pleural rib and 12 highly reduced and embedded in tissue; first caudal vertebra with expanded haemal arch and tiny haemal spine; haemal arch comprising elongate parapophyses, "rib-like" in appearance in lateral view; where parapophyses join ventrally to form haemal arch, a nubbin of bone (haemal spine) projecting posteriorly (Fig.
Review of the western Atlantic species of Bollmannia (Teleostei: Gobiidae: Gobiosomatini) with the description of a new allied genus and species
There is a contusion of the nerve in which epineural sheath and the axons are maintained.
The effect of dexamethasone on neuropraxia following third molar surgery
Nerve repair may be carried out with an epineural or perineural technique; a minimal number of monofilament sutures under the operating microscope remains the current standard for either technique of neurorrhaphy.
Reconstruction of the paralyzed face
Epineural microvasculitis in proximal diabetic neuropathy.
Diabetic radiculoplexus neuropathy involving the upper extremity: a case report/ Ust ekstremite tutulumuyla seyreden diyabetik radikulopleksus noropati: olgu sunumu
Histologicamente se observa una degeneracion perineural, hialinizacion epineural y endovascular y fibrosis perineural.
Neuroma de Morton: Diagnostico por Imagen
Peripheral neuropathy with epineural vasculitis and transverse myelitis in systemic lupus erythematosus.
Mielitis Transversa asociada a enfermedades autoinmunes. Revision
The chromic gut model of Bennett and Xie (9) affects the epineural sheath undergoes dissolution into the nerve at the ligated site and there is recovery at day 22 (10).
Prolonged constriction of sciatic nerve affecting oxidative stressors & antioxidant enzymes in rat
Histological and functional results of end-to-side anastomosis in peripheral nerve in the rat, with and without an epineural window.
Resultados funcionales e histologicos en anastomosis termino-lateral en el nervio periferico de la rata, con y sin ventana epineural

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