Introduction-Nervous System General

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the observation that a nerve that innervates a joint also tends to innervate the muscle that move the join, and the skin that covers the attachments of thos muscles

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hilton's law

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where does Hilton's law arises from

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as a result of embryological development

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caused by physical compression or irritation of major nerve trunks and peripheral nerves, producing distant nerve pain symptoms

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entrapment neuropathy

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symptoms of entrapment neuropathy is the upper limbs can be caused by compression in these sites

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Neck, shoulder, elbo, wrist

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examples of entrapment neuropathy in the neck

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thoracic outlet syndrome, costo-clavicular syndorme, cervical rib syndrome and scalenus anterior syndorme

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examples of entrapment neuropathy of the elbow

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ulnar neuritis, median neuritis, radial neuritis

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example of entrapment neuropathy is the wrist

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carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar neuritis

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symptoms of entrapment neuropathy can be caused by nerve compression where?

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hip, leg, foot

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examples of entrapment neuropathy in the foot

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tarsl tunnel syndrome, medial plantar neuritis, digital neuritis, deep reroneal neuritis (deep fibular neuritis)

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examples of entrapment neuropathy in the leg

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compartment syndrome knee to ankle

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example of entrapment neuropathy in the hip

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piriformis syndrom

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treatment of entrapment neuropathy

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joint and muscle mobilization, injections, surgical decompression