Neurology

Each year, approximately 1.35 million people die due to vehicular or road accidents. Road crashes are also the most common cause of peripheral nerve injury (PNI), affecting the brachial BP or the radial, fibular, or sciatic nerves, typically in young motorcycle riders. These fragile and delicate nerves can be easily damaged. Other causes contributing to the PNI patient pool are penetrating injuries, falls, serious complications related to regional anesthesia, chemotherapies, gunshot wounds, car accidents involving pedestrians, closed traction injury, sports injuries, and other muddled injuries. DelveInsight Peripheral Nerve Injury (PNI) epidemiological analysis est...