Peripheral Nerve Compression
Peripheral Nerve Compression is a clinical pathophysiological condition characterized by the mechanical impairment of nerve function due to external pressure on a peripheral nerve, leading to altered sensory, motor, or autonomic signaling distal to the site of compression.
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Guy L. Odom · Journal of the American Medical Association · 1958 · 513 citations
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Johns Hopkins University
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