Review of imaging methods and findings in postoperative assessments of peripheral nerves, highlighting implications for surgical outcomes.
High-frequency US and MRI play a crucial role in the postoperative evaluation of peripheral nerves and identification of expected changes and complications, including perineural fibrosis, neuroma formation, incomplete decompression, nerve graft failure, and surgical site collections.
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