n°
Sex/age (years)
Site (nerve)
Size (cm)
Preoperative status
Anesthesia
Histology
Postoperative status
Follow-up (months)
1
M/56
Sciatic
4 × 3
Pain
General
Schwannoma
Pain-free
Full recovery (12)
2
M/43
Tibial
3.5 × 3
Pain, motor and sensory deficits
Local
Schwannoma
Pain-free, improved motor and sensory deficits
Full recovery (18)
3
M/34
Femoral
2.3 × 1.2
Pain
Local
Schwannoma
Improved
Full recovery (18)
4
M/63
Radial
0.7 × 1.6
Pain, sensory deficit
Local
Schwannoma
Improved pain and sensory deficit
Full recovery (10)
5
M/70
Radial
1.4 × 0.9
Pain, sensory deficit
Local
Schwannoma
Pain-free improved sensory deficit
Slight sensory deficit (18)
6
M/56
Sciatic
1.4 × 2.6
Pain, sensory deficit
Local
Schwannoma
Pain-free improved sensory deficit
Full recovery (12)
7
M/42
Femoral
1.8 × 1.3
Slight pain, sensory deficit
Local
Schwannoma
Pain-free stable sensory deficit
Full recovery (18)
Fig. 1
Before surgery the radiotracer was injected into the lesion (arrow) under ultrasound guidance
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