… Decisive factors for an optimal outcome after repair or reconstruction of a nerve injury are
the timing of surgery, the type of nerve injury and the nature as well as vascularity of the wound…

… interosseous nerve (AIN) departs from the median nerve 5 to … , as well as the afferent nerves
from the deep capsule of the … of the median nerve arises from the median nerve 3 to 4 cm …

… The surgical approach to these injured nerves described in this article can help these
challenging patients achieve long-term pain relief and improved extremity function. …

… Trauma is the main cause of neuroma formation about the hand, but an iatrogenic etiology,
such as injury of the palmar cutaneous nerve after carpal tunnel surgery, is not infrequent. …

… associated nerve and vascular injuries of the upper extremity in … surgical treatment at the
Clinic of Neurosurgery in Belgrade after having been diagnosed with upper extremity nerve …

… Repair of peripheral nerve defects in the upper extremity. … The current state of peripheral
nerve surgery in the upper limb. … Nerve grafting in peripheral nerve microsurgery of the upper …

… nerve injuries involving the upper extremity were studied over a fifty-six-month period.
When the nerves … The time scale for spontaneous nerve recovery was one to four months for …

… upper extremity–specific population within the RANGER Study registry database consisting
of 71 nerves repaired with processed nerve … safety and efficacy of processed nerve allograft. …

… Nerve transfers have made a positive impact on the outcomes of nerve surgery and are essential
tools in complex nerve … In the upper extremity, nerve transfer is most commonly used for …

… the experience of the surgeon. Only 41 patients were treated by several surgeons over a
10-year period with interposition nerve grafts for upper extremity nerve lesions in the present …