Pain, and disabilities after neuroma surgery, using patient reported outcome measurements
(PROMs), were evaluated by QuickDASH and a specific Hand Questionnaire (HQ-8). The 69 …

Residual problems may occur from neuroma despite surgery. In a 12-month follow-up study
using national register data, symptoms, and disabilities related to surgical methods and sex …

Background: Peripheral nerve injuries cause substantial problems when not treated
properly. A specific problem is reconstruction of nerve defects, which can be treated in …

Aims To investigate self-reported cold sensitivity and functional disability after a repaired
major nerve trunk injury in the upper extremity. Methods We identified 735 individuals with a …

To investigate self-reported cold sensitivity and functional disability after a repaired digital
nerve injury. We identified 3204 individuals operated with digital nerve repair in the Swedish …

Peripheral nerve injuries in the upper limb can lead to substantial disability and pain. We
aimed to assess how socioeconomic factors affect outcomes after repaired or reconstructed …

Digital neuromas can be psychologically and functionally debilitating. While typically the
result of penetrating traumatic injury, neuromas also stem from blunt trauma, chronic …

Background: Although symptomatic neuroma formation has been described in other patient
populations, these data have not been studied in patients undergoing resection of …

Purpose To compare the outcomes of distal neurotomy (DN) versus proximal neurotomy
(PN) for the surgical management of painful neuromas in amputees and non-amputees …

Objectives: Identify the key anatomical structures of the hand relevant to amputation
procedures. Differentiate between various levels of hand amputation and their implications …