Anatomical Structures in the Rabbit Carpal Tunnel: Comparison With Human
Firuze Turker Yavas,
Ilknur Dabanoglu,
Ayse Nur Akkoc
Abstract:In this study, it was aimed to reveal the morphological and morphometric changes of anatomical structures passing through the carpal tunnel, which is an entrapment neuropathy location for the median nerve. It was also aimed to evaluate the potential of rabbits as an animal model for carpal tunnel research. New Zealand rabbit cadavers were enrolled, and their wrists were investigated using the histological method in this study. ImageJ was used to measure histological sections stained with hemoxylin-eosin. The… Show more
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