Peripheral Nerve Surgery - Practical Applications in the Upper Extremity

di Slutsky - Hentz • 2006 • dettagli prodotto

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DESCRIZIONE

This practical and comprehensive book provides today's best knowledge on the treatment of nerve injuries from the brachial plexus to the fingertip. Pioneers in peripheral nerve surgery from across North America and Europe offer you tips, pearls, and technical points gleaned from their decades of experience. They provide detailed discussions of standard techniques for nerve repair and grafting with the aid of electrodiagnostic techniques for fascicular matching, as well as new areas of end-to-side nerve repair, nerve transfers, and nerve conduits. Contents1. Nerve Injury and Repair: From Molecule to ManNERVE REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION2. Primary Nerve Repair3. Nerve Grafting 4. A Practical Approach to Nerve Grafting in the Upper Extremity5. End-to-side Neurorraphy6. Upper Extremity Nerve Transfers7. Treatment of Irreparable Nerve Damage in the Hand8. Vein Wrapping of Scarred Peripheral Nerves9. Nerve Conduits Alternatives to Nerve Autograft10. Clinical Results with the Polyglycolic Acid Neurotube for Nerve Repair and ReconstructionNEUROSENSORY FLAPS11. Pedicled Neurosensory Flaps for Hand Coverage12. The First Web-Space Flap13. Neurosensory Free flapsFUNCTIONAL RESTORATION14. Direct Muscular Neurotisation15. Nerve Repair in Upper Extremity Replantation and Toe-to-Hand Transfers16. Muscle-Tendon Transfers for Traumatic Nerve InjuriesCOMPRESSIVE NEUROPATHIES17. Median Nerve18. Distal Ulnar Nerve Entrapment19. Proximal Ulnar Nerve Entrapment20. Compression Neuropathies of Radial Nerves21. Double Crush Syndrome22. Thoracic Outlet SyndromeBRACHIAL PLEXUS SURGERY23. Adult and Obstetrical Brachial Plexus InjuriesELECTRODIAGNOSTIC STUDIES24. Electrodiagnostic Testing of the Upper Extremity 25. Intraoperative Nerve Recordings in the Management of Peripheral Nerve Injuries