Neurovascular injuries are rare but potentially serious complications in elbow arthroscopy. Literature is limited to case reports and small, retrospective series. The exact incidence of neurovascular following arthroscopy currently unknown. purpose the current study was systematically review literature determine rate arthroscopic procedures. A comprehensive search performed according Preferred ...

The posterior inferior cerebellar artery (PICA) has a unique anatomical complexity, which is of great clinical importance and involved in many pathologies, such as aneurysm, ischemic stroke, neurovascular compression syndrome (NVCS), arteriovenous malformation (AVM) brain tumour (1).
 PICA sinuous variable trajectory, divided into 5 segments. infarction usually manifests lateral bulbar mor...

Conclusion: Although the diameters of the vascular structures at the spinoglenoid notch measured by magnetic resonance imaging have been reported, to our knowledge, external diameters of these structures at the spinoglenoid notch have not been described in cadavers. We believe that detailed anatomy of suprascapular neurovascular bundle at the spinoglenoid notch should be appreciated for better ...

A 5-year-old boy was referred to our hospital for evaluation of headache, tortuous intracranial arteries and vertebral arteries found up on brain magnetic resonance angiography. The patient’s family history was unremarkable for any genetic disease. He was born at 39 weeks of gestation by spontaneous vaginal delivery without complications. His birth weight was 3,580 gm. At 3 years Neurovascular ...

Legend: O-CTR= open carpal tunnel release, E-CTR= endoscopic carpal tunnel release, CSA= cross sectional area, MN-UA: distance between the median nerve and ulnar neurovascular bundle, US= ultrasound, SD=standard deviation, p values < 0.05 were considered as statistically significant and are highlighted with bold. Table 1. Overview of the data from the preoperative ultrasound evaluation of the p...

Introduction Eagle’s Syndrome (ES) is a condition caused by the elongation and ossification of the styloid process, and the related symptoms due to the close relationship between neurovascular structures around it [1]. About 4% of the population has long styloid process more than 3 cm; however, only 4-10.3% of them are symptomatic [2]. In this article we report a case of an asymptomatic ES with...

Glossopharyngeal neuralgia is a distinctive syndrome, named by Wilfred Harris. Investigation must exclude multiple sclerosis, and local compression, especially by tumours which require treatment. Dandy deserves credit for first indicating vascular compression of cranial nerve roots as a cause of cranial neuralgias, and Jannetta for establishing neurovascular decompression. Vascular compression ...