State, Not Scar · claim VASO-C128 · Observation rung · The phenomenon at the fingertip
Recognized cutaneous nerve entrapment syndromes (anterior cutaneous nerve entrapment, cluneal entrapment, occipital neuralgia, meralgia paresthetica) are discrete tender points where a neurovascular bundle perforates a fascial layer. (True if the clinical descriptions place the tender point at the fascial perforation site.)
source anchor
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“nerve entrapment is the same thing at the iliac crest”
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