Peripheral Nerve Injury -Repair and Reconstruction-Nerve Reconstructionin the Hand andUpper Extremity

Nerve Reconstructionin the Hand andUpper Extremity

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The document discusses advancements in nerve reconstruction techniques for restoring function in patients with peripheral nerve injuries. It mentions that autogenous nerve grafting is the standard method but has disadvantages. It introduces alternative options such as nerve conduits and allografts. The document then focuses on various nerve transfer techniques used to restore shoulder stability and external rotation, shoulder function, elbow flexion, wrist and finger extension, pronation, and sensation. It concludes by emphasizing the continuous advancement of nerve reconstruction techniques for improving outcomes in patients with peripheral nerve injuries.

Keywords

nerve reconstruction techniques

peripheral nerve injuries

autogenous nerve grafting

nerve conduits

allografts

nerve transfer techniques

shoulder stability

elbow flexion

wrist extension

sensation