Nerve Repair is a microsurgical reconstructive procedure that restores the anatomical continuity and optimizes the functional regeneration of an injured peripheral nerve—typically by tension-free coaptation of its severed ends, with or without grafts or adjunct techniques—to re-establish motor, sensory, and autonomic innervation of target tissues.
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A CLASSIFICATION OF PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURIES PRODUCING LOSS OF FUNCTION
Sydney Sunderland · Brain · 1951 · 1.5K citations
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