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By writing this case report we would like to report about a patient who had satisfactory recovery following vein graftconduit filled with regenerative tissue from the proximal cut nerve end, used to bridge the median nerve gap.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Severed nerve ends at the proximal site have regenerating axons with tissue rich in growth factors essential for healing.Experimental results have shown that vein grafts filled with minced nerve tissue give results almost as like free nerve autografts.
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Key Findings & Data:Severed nerve ends at the proximal site have regenerating axons with tissue rich in growth factors essential for healing.Experimental results have shown that vein grafts filled with minced nerve tissue give results almost as like free nerve autografts.
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Conclusion & Impact:By writing this case report we would like to report about a patient who had satisfactory recovery following vein graftconduit filled with regenerative tissue from the proximal cut nerve end, used to bridge the median nerve gap.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
Severed nerve ends at the proximal site have regenerating axons with tissue rich in growth factors essential for healing.Experimental results have shown that vein grafts filled with minced nerve tissue give results almost as like free nerve autografts. By writing this case report we would like to report about a patient who had satisfactory recovery following vein graftconduit filled with regenerative tissue from the proximal cut nerve end, used to bridge the median nerve gap.
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Cite This Article
DODAKUNDI, C., ALDLYAMI, E., ALAWADI, K., JOVANOVİC, N. (2022). Outcome of bridging a nerve gap with minced nerve tissue filled vein graft: Case Report. Hand and Microsurgery, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 3, 173–175. https://ajindex.com/articles/533958