High resolution ultrasound can clearly depict the course of major nerves and their internal structure. Ultrasound is useful in identifying the site and cause of nerve entrapment syndromes. Ultrasound is an accurate technique for diagnosing Morton's neuroma and nerve sheath tumours. The potential role of ultrasound in neuropathies and trauma has not been clearly defined.
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