Sciatic neuropathy: findings on magnetic resonance neurography
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Abstract Injuries of the sciatic nerve are common causes of pain and limitation in the lower limbs. Due to its particular anatomy and its long course, the sciatic nerve is often involved in diseases of the pelvis or leg. In recent years, magnetic resonance neurography has become established as an important tool for the study of peripheral nerves and can be widely applied to the study of the sciatic nerve. Therefore, detailed knowledge of its anatomy and of the most prevalent diseases affecting it is essential to maximizing the accuracy of diagnostic imaging.
- University of Sao Paulo Brazil
- Universidade de São Paulo Brazil
- UNIVERSIDADE DE SAO PAULO Brazil
- University of Sao Paulo Brazil
- University of Sao Paulo Brazil
Nervous system diseases/diagnosis, Sciatic nerve, Ressonância magnética, Sciatic neuropathy/diagnosis, Doenças do sistema nervoso/diagnóstico, Magnetic resonance imaging, Neuropatia ciática/diagnóstico, Neuroimagem/métodos, Nervo ciático, Pictorial Essay, Neuroimaging/methods
Nervous system diseases/diagnosis, Sciatic nerve, Ressonância magnética, Sciatic neuropathy/diagnosis, Doenças do sistema nervoso/diagnóstico, Magnetic resonance imaging, Neuropatia ciática/diagnóstico, Neuroimagem/métodos, Nervo ciático, Pictorial Essay, Neuroimaging/methods
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