Background – Peripheral neuropathies are the most common neuromuscular disorder seen by neurologists. Nerve ultrasonography is a recently emerging tool for visualizing the structure, architecture and vascularity of peripheral nerves.

Objectives – To study the Clinical correlation between Nerve conduction studies and Neurosonography in peripheral neuropathies.

Methodology – All patients with peripheral neuropathy were included in the study from February 2016 to January 2018.

Results – The most common aetiologies for peripheral neuropathy were diabetes and leprosy. Nerve ultrasound showed corresponding changes in the above conditions.

Conclusion – Nerve ultrasound is useful in peripheral neuropathy and can complement other diagnostic investigations