Peripheral Nerve Repair and Reconstruction : JBJS Peripheral Nerve Repair and
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Background Within the field of peripheral nerve surgery, the use of fibrin glue as an
alternative to conventional microsurgical suture repair is becoming increasingly popular …

Repair of large nerve defects with acellular nerve allografts (ANAs) is an appealing
alternative to autografting and allotransplantation. ANAs have been shown to be similar to …

Peripheral axons can re-extend robustly after nerve injury. Soon after a nerve crush
regenerating axons grow through the nerve segment distal to the lesion in close proximity to …

Hemostats, sealants, and adhesives are useful adjuncts to modern surgical procedures. To
maximize their benefit, a surgeon needs to understand the safety, efficacy, usability, and cost …

Peripheral nerve injury is a serious traumatic condition, and primary repair or tension-free
anastomosis remains an unresolved challenge in nerve restoration. Currently, surgical …

The treatment of nerve injuries continues to be a challenging issue. Despite appropriate
surgical repair or reconstruction, as much as a third of patients may have little to no recovery …

Peripheral nerve repair for complete section injuries employ reconstructive techniques that
invariably require sutures in their application. Sutures are unable to seal the nerve, thus …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to assess whether the adhesive permits the
collateral repair of axons originating from a vagus nerve to the interior of a sural nerve graft …

Restoring continuity to severed peripheral nerves is crucial to regeneration and enables
functional recovery. However, the two most common agents for coaptation, sutures and fibrin …