nerve compression (Meaning)

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nerve compression (n)

harmful pressure on a nerve (especially in nerves that pass over rigid prominences); causes nerve damage and muscle weakness

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The patient experienced severe nerve compression, resulting in numbness and weakness.
The constant nerve compression led to debilitating pain that interfered with daily activities.
Surgery was recommended to relieve the nerve compression and restore function.
The growth of a tumor exerted pressure on the nerve, causing significant nerve compression.
The prolonged use of crutches caused nerve compression in the hands and wrists.
A herniated disc impinged on the nerve root, causing intense nerve compression.
The doctor suspected nerve compression as the cause of the patient's persistent muscle spasms.
The narrow spinal canal caused nerve compression, leading to a loss of sensation and motor function.
The repetitive motion of typing caused nerve compression in the carpal tunnel.
The physician performed an MRI to confirm the presence of nerve compression.

harmful pressure on a nerve (especially in nerves that pass over rigid prominences); causes nerve damage and muscle weakness

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The patient experienced severe nerve compression, resulting in numbness and weakness.

The constant nerve compression led to debilitating pain that interfered with daily activities.

Surgery was recommended to relieve the nerve compression and restore function.

The growth of a tumor exerted pressure on the nerve, causing significant nerve compression.