Undertreated digital nerve injuries may result in sensory deficits and pain. Early recognition
and treatment will optimize outcomes, and providers should maintain a high index of …

Background: Peripheral nerve injuries cause substantial problems when not treated
properly. A specific problem is reconstruction of nerve defects, which can be treated in …

Purpose While there are advantages and disadvantages to both processed nerve allografts
(PNA) and conduits, a large, well-controlled prospective study is needed to compare the …

Background Processed nerve allografts are increasingly used in clinical nerve
reconstruction with promising results. However, allograft failure has been reported, leading …

Reconstruction of nerve defects is a clinical challenge. Autologous nerve grafts as the gold
standard treatment may result in an incomplete restoration of extremity function. Biosynthetic …

Injuries to the central nervous system (CNS) often lead to persistent inflammation and limited
regeneration. This study developed a clinically relevant injectable hydrogel derived from …

Introduced to the medical community in 2007, processed nerve allograft (PNA) is now
commercially available throughout the United States and Canada and many countries …

If primary end-to-end neurorrhaphy is not possible because of a nerve gap after adequate
debridement of nerve ends, a nerve reconstruction should be performed. Options include …

Abstract Background and Aims Peripheral nerve injuries often require bridging when direct
repair is not feasible. Nerve autografts are the gold standard, but they can lead to donor site …

Volar locked plating for distal radial fractures continues to demonstrate reliably good
outcomes when compared with alternative techniques, including casting, but not necessarily …