neuropraxía
Neuropraxia is a mild form of peripheral nerve injury. It is the least severe type of nerve damage, characterized by a temporary disruption of nerve function without anatomical damage. In neuropraxia, the nerve fibers themselves remain intact, and there is no structural damage to the nerve sheath. The cause is typically compression, contusion, or stretch, which leads to a temporary block in the nerve's ability to conduct electrical signals.
Symptoms of neuropraxia usually manifest as a loss of motor and/or sensory function distal to the site
Recovery from neuropraxia is typically rapid and complete. Without structural damage, the nerve's conductive capacity can