Enrolling by Invitation Can the Phoenix Sign be Elicited With D5W NCT07568470 Conditions Drop Foot, Mononeuropathies, Nervous System Diseases, +3 more Locations US Neuropathy Centers — Marietta, Georgia, United States View Trial Details
Completed Evaluating Mobility Interventions in the Real World NCT04275973 Conditions Drop Foot, Lower Limb Amputation, Mononeuropathies, +4 more Locations University of Wisconsin — Madison, Wisconsin, United States View Trial Details
Completed The Investigators Are Comparing Lidocaine and Papaverine Nerve Blocks to Determine Which Improves Blood Flow Better, Making the "Phoenix Sign" Clearer on Imaging. This Helps Accurately Diagnose Nerve Compression, Improving Patient Care NCT06919289 Conditions Drop Foot, Mononeuropathies, Nerve Compression Syndromes, +4 more Locations Indiana Foot and Ankle — Jasper, Indiana, United States View Trial Details
Completed Does Blood Vessel Vasodilation, Caused by Focal Infiltration of Lidocaine Cause Temporary Nerve Functional Recovery for Patients with Common Peroneal Nerve Injury or Entrapment: Testing the 'Phoenix Sign' Effect Between Lidocaine (a Common Local Anesthetic) and Papaverine, a Know Vasodilator NCT06637046 Conditions Drop Foot, Mononeuropathies, Nervous System Diseases, +3 more Locations US Neuropathy Centers — Marietta, Georgia, United States View Trial Details
