Background Peripheral nerve damage resulting in pain, loss of sensation, or motor function
may necessitate a reconstruction with a bridging material. The RANGER® Registry was …

PURPOSE: Reconstruction of peripheral nerve discontinuities with processed nerve allograft
has become increasingly relevant. The RANGER Study registry was initiated in 2007 to …

Background: Severe trauma often results in the transection of major peripheral nerves. The
RANGER Registry is an ongoing observational study on the use and outcomes of processed …

Purpose: As alternatives to autograft become more conventional, clinical outcomes data on
their effectiveness in restoring meaningful function is essential. In this study we report on the …

Why do clinicians care about substitutes for nerve autograft? Berger and Millesi 1
popularized grafting techniques by demonstrating their superiority to a tensioned direct …

Processed nerve allografts (PNAs) have been demonstrated to have improved clinical
results compared with hollow conduits for reconstruction of digital nerve gaps less than 25 …

Alternatives to nerve autograft have been invented and approved for clinical use. The
reported outcomes of these alternatives in mixed motor nerve repair in humans are scarce …

Artificial and non-artificial nerve grafts are the gold standard in peripheral nerve
reconstruction in cases with extensive loss of nerve tissue, particularly where a direct end-to …

Background Short-gap digital nerve injuries are a common surgical problem, but the optimal
treatment modality is unknown. A multicenter database was queried and analyzed to …

Background: Although autografts are the gold standard for failed primary nerve repairs, they
result in donor-site morbidity. Nerve conduits and decellularized allografts are a novel …