Affiliation:
1. Russian Medical Academy of Continuing Professional Education of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
Abstract
The formation and development of neurovascular bundles during the embryonic period determines their individual anatomical characteristics. The growth of neurovascular bundles and the organization of paraneural spaces are influencedby various growth factors. The neurovascular bundles are located freely in the paraneural spaces and are not subject to damaging compression effects. The occurrence and existence of tunnel syndromes in natural conditions is impossible. Pathological processes,which are localized outside or inside the paraneural spaces, can significantly change the topographic and anatomical relationships of the neurovascular bundle and the surrounding space.
Publisher
Professional Medical Association of Osteopathy and Manual Medicine Specialists "Association of Osteopaths"
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