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State-of-the-Art Techniques in Treating Peripheral Nerve Injury
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2017Background: Peripheral nerve injuries remain a major clinical concern, as they often lead to chronic disability and significant health care expenditures.
Carrie A. Kubiak +4 more
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2013
Accurate evaluation of peripheral nerve injury is crucial in planning treatment. Understanding the classification of Sunderland and Seddon helps in predicting prognosis. This chapter discusses the basic reactions to peripheral nerve injury, classification of peripheral nerve injury, and the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative ...
Amparo Gutierrez, John D. England
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Accurate evaluation of peripheral nerve injury is crucial in planning treatment. Understanding the classification of Sunderland and Seddon helps in predicting prognosis. This chapter discusses the basic reactions to peripheral nerve injury, classification of peripheral nerve injury, and the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative ...
Amparo Gutierrez, John D. England
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Pathophysiology and Etiology of Nerve Injury Following Peripheral Nerve Blockade
Regional anesthesia and pain medicine, 2014This review synthesizes anatomical, anesthetic, surgical, and patient factors that may contribute to neurologic complications associated with peripheral nerve blockade.
R. Brull +3 more
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2017
Peripheral nerve injury following primary total hip arthroplasty is a rare, but devastating complication. Factors contributing to nerve injury during total hip arthroplasty range from patient factors such as obesity, gender, and anatomic variance, to surgical technique and operative execution.
Mark E. Morrey +2 more
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Peripheral nerve injury following primary total hip arthroplasty is a rare, but devastating complication. Factors contributing to nerve injury during total hip arthroplasty range from patient factors such as obesity, gender, and anatomic variance, to surgical technique and operative execution.
Mark E. Morrey +2 more
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Injuries of the Peripheral Nerves
2019The various types of peripheral nerve injuries are discussed from the neurosurgical point of view including the reconstruction possibilities and their possible consequences.
Juraj Šteňo +4 more
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1989
In disaster or war with the likelihood of mass casualties and/or multitrauma wounded, peripheral nerve injury must nevertheless be diagnosed, even though this will not be a high priority function. In the unconscious or drugged patient diagnosis may be very difficult, but as soon as the casualty is able to cooperate a rapid neurological examination is ...
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In disaster or war with the likelihood of mass casualties and/or multitrauma wounded, peripheral nerve injury must nevertheless be diagnosed, even though this will not be a high priority function. In the unconscious or drugged patient diagnosis may be very difficult, but as soon as the casualty is able to cooperate a rapid neurological examination is ...
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Management of Peripheral Nerve Injuries
Postgraduate Medicine, 1965Characteristic sensory and motor deficits arising from injuries of various peripheral nerves assist in localizing the damage. The lesion should be investigated surgically if there is doubt as to whether division of a nerve is complete or incomplete.
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2011
Nerve injuries sustained during armed conflict will ultimately determine the functionality of the injured limb, thus justifying an aggressive initial or early surgical treatment. In cases of concomitant lesions of the limb requiring an emergency procedure, nerve exploration should be mandatory, with an immediate repair in low-velocity and selected ...
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Nerve injuries sustained during armed conflict will ultimately determine the functionality of the injured limb, thus justifying an aggressive initial or early surgical treatment. In cases of concomitant lesions of the limb requiring an emergency procedure, nerve exploration should be mandatory, with an immediate repair in low-velocity and selected ...
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