Structure of coccygeal nerve

Cauda equina syndrome (CES) is an uncommon entity that may be caused by a variety of conditions. It refers to dysfunction of the… (More)

It is known that some patients with diabetic neuropathy are usually accompanied by abnormal painful sensations. Evidence has… (More)

To provide anatomical and morphological data regarding the coccyx using three-dimensional images, with a view to aiding the… (More)

Diseases of the tail are common in cattle (3, 4). Infection or necrosis of the tail tip, injury of the coccygeal vertebrae… (More)

In humans, the pelvic floor skeletal muscles support the viscera. Damage to innervation of these muscles during parturition may… (More)

Streptozotocin-induced diabetes mellitus is known to cause a reduction of both conduction velocity and axon caliber in sciatic… (More)

1. Single fiber action potentials (Ap's) were recorded with 2 pairs of wire electrodes from a coccygeal nerve root. Simultaneous… (More)

The presence of cysts within the sacral spinal canal, so-called sacral cysts, is described in literature. These include 'sacral… (More)

Excitability of afferent C-fibres in saphenous and coccygeal nerves of rats was studied distal to a nerve site treated with 1… (More)

Nociceptive and non-nociceptive input to the dorsal raphe nucleus (DR) and to the surrounding periaqueductal grey (PAG) was… (More)