Contralateral C7 Transfer
Contralateral C7 Transfer is a surgical technique in brachial plexus reconstruction wherein the C7 nerve root from the contralateral healthy side is harvested and transferred to restore motor and sensory function in the affected limb, distinguished from other nerve transfer methods by its cross-body reinnervation approach.
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Contralateral C7 Nerve Transfer
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Yu-Dong Gu, Desong Chen, Gaomeng Zhang et al. · Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery · 1998 · 198 citations
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