Peripheral nerve injuries are common in the setting of complex upper extremity trauma.
Early identification of nerve injuries and intervention is critical for maximizing return of …

Traumatic injuries to PNS and CNS axons are not uncommon. Restoration of lost behaviors
following severance of mammalian peripheral nerve axons (PNAs) relies on regeneration by …

Background: The authors reviewed their initial clinical experience with the supercharge end-
to-side anterior interosseous–to–ulnar motor nerve transfer and refined their indications for …

Background: There are few studies supporting supercharge end-to-side nerve transfer for
high ulnar nerve injury. The current study hypothesized that patients with a supercharge end …

Background: The supercharge end-to-side anterior interosseous nerve–to–ulnar motor
nerve transfer offers a viable option to enhance recovery of intrinsic function following ulnar …

Restoration of neuronal functions by outgrowths regenerating at∼ 1 mm/day from the
proximal stumps of severed peripheral nerves takes many weeks or months, if it occurs at all …

OBJECTIVE The objective of this prospective randomized study was to compare ulnar nerve
decompression and anterior subfascial transposition with versus without supercharged end …

Background: In unilateral facial palsy, cross-face nerve grafts are used for emotional facial
reanimation. Facial nerve regeneration through the grafts takes several months, and the …

Background: The treatment of long-standing facial palsy represents a challenge for the
reconstructive surgeon. Treatment is based on dynamic procedures such as functional …

The supercharge end-to-side anterior interosseous to ulnar motor nerve transfer has gained
popularity over the past decade as a method of augmenting intrinsic muscle reinnervation in …