ENTRAPMENT

Entrapment.

Entrapment Neuropathies

Peripheral neuropathy is defined as deranged function and structure of peripheral, motor, sensory, and autonomic neurons, involving either the entire neuron or selected levels. The major categories of peripheral neuropathies are seen in Table 28-1. Because this chapter is concerned with nerve problems seen in the foot that are most amenable to local treatment, only the last four categories are ...

Entrapment neuropathies.

Compression neuropathy includes a heterogeneous group of focal neuropathy syndromes related to peripheral nerve compression. Although acute or chronic compression-related injury may occur in essentially any peripheral nerve, certain anatomic considerations may predispose certain nerves to intrinsic or extrinsic compression-related injury. The clinical presentations of specific compression or en...

Popliteal artery entrapment syndrome.

Popliteal artery entrapment syndrome is an uncommon cause of intermittent claudication in young athletic persons. A 32 years old soldier presented with 14 months history of intermittent claudication. On the basis of history, physical examination and angiographic findings a diagnosis of popliteal artery entrapment was made. Exploration revealed a fibrous band tightly compressing popliteal artery...

Liposome Entrapment Parameters 3

Methods for the complete characterizat ion of liposomes prepared by ether-injection are described in detail. The va l id i ty of a t o m i c absorption spectrophotometry Ior measuring markers of trapped volume was checked by comparat ive determinations of markers with established op t i ca l spectrophotometrical methods. The favorable r e su l t s usingl atomic absorption spectrophotometry to q...