A consensus on the optimal treatment of painful neuromas does not exist. Our objective was
to identify available data and to examine the role of surgical technique on outcomes …

Background: Surgical management of neuromas is difficult, with no consensus on the most
effective surgical procedure to improve pain and quality of life. This study evaluated the …

Autografting is the gold standard in the repair of peripheral nerve injuries that are not amenable
to end‐to‐end coaptation. However, because autografts result in donor‐site defects and …

Objective: To measure surgeon engagement and preferred video duration in a video-based
learning program for nerve surgery. Background: Educational videos can improve, …

Nerve conduits have emerged as alternatives to autologous nerve grafts, but their use in
large-diameter nerve deficits remains untested. We report four patients who underwent repair of …

Introduction: Processed nerve allografts offer a promising alternative to nerve autografts in
the surgical management of peripheral nerve injuries where short deficits exist. Methods: …

Glial-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) promotes both sensory and motor neuron survival.
The delivery of GDNF to the peripheral nervous system has been shown to enhance …

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 …

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 function. In …

Background Traumatic peripheral nerve injuries cause chronic pain, disability, and long-term
reductions in quality of life. However, their incidence after extremity trauma remains poorly …