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Advanced Entrapment Neuropathies — 120 Cases

Go beyond pattern recognition.

120 advanced cases in entrapment neuropathies and their mimics. Interpret the findings, localize the lesion and learn when the evidence is not enough.

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What you get

120 cases, 360 single-best-answer questions with option-by-option rationale, model reports and learning points. Web access plus two PDFs: a Case Workbook and Answers & Reasoning.

Who it's for

Clinical neurophysiologists, neurologists, rehabilitation physicians, trainees and advanced EMG practitioners. Assumes working knowledge of standard NCS and needle EMG.

How it's checked

Synthetic data with deterministic integrity checks (units, calculations, internal consistency), then release only after review by a qualified clinical neurophysiologist.

12 modules

M01Median nerve at the wrist: focality and comparison studies
M02Median nerve at the wrist: severe, mixed and postoperative cases
M03Ulnar nerve at the elbow: segments, technique and focal conduction
M04Ulnar nerve at the elbow: axonal involvement, variation and differentials
M05Ulnar nerve at the wrist and proximal median/AIN
M06Radial nerve, PIN and superficial radial branch
M07Common fibular nerve at the fibular head
M08Distal fibular branches and foot-drop differentials
M09Tibial nerve, tarsal tunnel and plantar branches
M10Shoulder region and less common focal neuropathies
M11Technical pitfalls and innervation variants
M12Integrated cases, multiple findings and diagnostic restraint

Licence & access

Personal licence, one-time purchase, no automatic renewal. Proposed: USD 129 for version 1.0 with 12 months of web access and continued personal use of downloaded PDFs. Taxes are calculated at checkout where applicable.

Educational disclaimer

Synthetic, AI-assisted educational material for qualified professionals and trainees. Not medical advice, not a diagnostic decision-support tool. Values are illustrative; apply your own laboratory's validated limits. Cases are labelled with their actual review status.