Axillary nerve compression and injury often leads to pain and weakness in the shoulder or arm. Most of these types of injuries heal on their own or alongside noninvasive treatments, ...

Axillary nerve dysfunction (AND) is a condition marked by a loss of movement or sensation in the shoulder area. It’s also known as neuropathy of the axillary nerve. Excessive stress or damage to ...

Ultrasonographically guided axillary nerve block combined with suprascapular nerve block in arthroscopic rotator cuff repair improved patients’ mean VAS scores during the first 24 hours after ...

Rupture of the circumflex artery and nerve, without fracture or dislocation, is a rare traumatic event. Such a case is reported in a champion flat jockey who sustained blunt trauma to the shoulder ...

A nerve-illuminating agent to minimize surgical risk passed an early test by achieving sustained fluorescence of the ...

Once the nerve is identified, axillary tissue may be swept anteriorly away from the nerve by blunt dissection along the anterior serratus muscle; there are no significant vessels in this area.

When it comes to brain health, the vagus nerve might not always be top of mind. But this mighty nerve serves an important function: It sends information between your brain and other vital organs ...

Axillary nerve. Helps provide feeling and movement to the shoulder. Rooted in areas C5 and C6. Musculocutaneous nerve. Helps to activate and flex muscles in your shoulder, elbow, and upper arm.