1.(Medicine) local or general loss of bodily sensation, esp of touch, as the result of nerve damage or other abnormality 2.(Medicine) loss of sensation, esp of pain, induced by drugs: calledgeneral anaesthesiawhen consciousness is lost andlocal anaesthesiawhen only a specific area of the bod...
The deep peroneal nerve innervates muscles of the anterior leg compartment and the dorsum of the foot. It is also responsible for the sensation of the first interdigital cleft of the foot, or the space between the first and second digits. The nerve is derived from the common peroneal (fibul...
a, Receptive field locations of single afferents from superficial peroneal (S. peroneal), posterior antebrachial cutaneous (PABCN) and radial nerve recordings (n = 69). All units are color coded and presented as filled circles, except for RA2-LTMR, which is shown without filling to indic...
1. Intraneural microstimulation (INMS) and microneurography were used in combination to stimulate and record from muscle nociceptor primary afferent fibers of the common peroneal nerve of healthy volunteers. When pain evoked by INMS was projected to muscle, afferent activity could be evo...
Objective: To develop a standardized model of stretch–crush sciatic nerve injury in mice, and to compare outcomes of crush and novel stretch–crush injuries using standard manual gait and sensory assays, and compare them to both semi-automated as well as deep-learning gait analysis methods. Meth...