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Mạch hiển viêm dây thần kinh là một tình trạng đau đớn gây ra bằng cách kích thích hoặc nén kênh adductor hoặc ở những nơi khác dọc theo quá trình của dây thần kinh hiển. Tình trạng này cũng có thể được kết hợp với phẫu thuật hoặc không phẫu thuật chấn thương dây thần kinh, | Saphenous Neuritis A Poorly Understood Cause of Medial Knee Pain Christina M. Morganti MD Edward G. McFarland MD and Andrew J. Cosgarea MD Abstract Saphenous neuritis is a painful condition caused by either irritation or compression at the adductor canal or elsewhere along the course of the saphenous nerve. The condition also may be associated with surgical or nonsurgical trauma to the nerve especially at the medial or anterior aspect of the knee. Saphenous neuritis can imitate other pathology around the knee particularly a medial meniscal tear or osteoarthritis. Unrecognized saphenous neuritis can confuse the patient s clinical picture complicate treatment and compromise results. As an isolated entity saphenous neuritis may appear in conjunction with other common problems such as osteoarthritis and patello-femoral pain syndrome and it can have an indolent and protracted course. Its clinical appearance is characterized by allodynia along the course of the saphenous nerve. The diagnosis is confirmed by relief of symptoms after injection of the affected area with local anesthetic. Initial treatment can include non-surgical symptomatic care treatment of associated pathology and diagnostic or therapeutic injections of local anesthetic. In recalcitrant cases surgical decompression and neurectomy are potential options. The key to treatment is prompt recognition palpation of the saphenous nerve should be part of every routine examination of the knee. J Am Acad Orthop Surg 2002 10 130-137 Saphenous neuritis also known as gonalgia paresthetica or minor causalgia is a painful condition caused by irritation of the saphenous nerve that occurs in the distribution of the nerve. Although it has been described as an atypical form forme fruste of reflex sympathetic dystrophy its symptoms are usually far less obvious than those seen in overt reflex sympathetic dystro-phy.1 Because of its often indolent course and subtle symptoms that may mimic more common causes of medial knee pain