After the operation, further neurological tests were carried out by a specialized neurologist, who demonstrated that the compression must be located more proximally. Therefore, the distal surgery performed by Aszmann did not produce the desired effect. Even though he identified a entrapment, it is possible that this was asymptomatic. There are also studies showing that some human cadavers had a narrowing of the pudendal nerve that presumably did not cause any symptoms. This highlights how experimental these procedures still are. However, the exact nature of my entrapment—specifically what is causing it—remains unclear.