PERIPHERAL NERVE SURGERY: Nervous System Problems and Treatment
- Prof. Dr. Ali Kıvanç Topuz
- Dec 28, 2023
- 1 min read
Peripheral nerve surgery is a branch of medicine that includes the surgical treatment of nerve problems in various parts of the body. These surgical interventions aim to correct nervous system disorders by focusing on nerve cells, axons and supporting tissues.
FUNCTIONING OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVE: The Key to Sensation and Movement
The peripheral nervous system includes nerves outside the central nervous system. Sensory nerves, motor nerves and the autonomic nervous system regulate sensation, muscle control and internal organ functions.

PERIpheral NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES: Symptoms and Diagnosis
Neuropathy: A broad category resulting from nerve damage. It includes symptoms such as numbness, tingling, weakness and pain.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Numbness, tingling and weakness in the hand as a result of compression of the wrist nerve.
Guillain-Barré Syndrome: The immune system attacks the nerves, causing weakness, numbness and incoordination.
Traumatic Nerve Injuries: Nerve damage resulting from accidents or sharp object injuries.
PERIpheral NERVE DAMAGE AND HEALING: Natural Process and Surgical Intervention
Peripheral nerve damage can be treated through natural healing processes. However, in some cases, surgical intervention may be required. The healing process involves nerve regrowth and can take time.
TREATMENT IN PERIPHERAL NERVE TRAPS: Individualized Approach
Treatment of peripheral nerve entrapment varies depending on the underlying causes. Surgery may be required to release or repair the nerve. Methods such as physical therapy and medication can also be used. The treatment plan is customized based on the individual's condition and symptoms.
In this article, you can find information about peripheral nerve surgery, nervous system functioning, diseases and symptoms, damage and recovery process, and treatment methods for entrapments. However, it is important to seek expert advice for specific situations before consulting a healthcare professional.
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