Peripheral Nerve Injuries- An Analysis of 75 Cases

  • Owais Habib SKIMS
  • Adil Hafeez SKIMS
  • Abdul Rashid Bhat SKIMS
Keywords: Height Scale, Epineural repair, Median nerve, Ulnar nerve

Abstract

Background: Peripheral neural trauma is a common injury seen both in civilian practice and warfare.Majority of such neural damage is caused by glass cut. The agent causes extnesive damage to te underlying structures from an apparantly looking small incised wound.
Material and Method: We explored the wonds of 75 patients under anaesthesia to look for injury to the underlying peripheral nerves. Upon identifying the injured nerve, primary repair using epineural microsurgical technique was carried out using very fine sutures and micro- instruments. The patients were followed sequentailly in the post operative period.
Conclusion:When such a protocol was adhered to, the results of nerve repair were excellent in majority of the patients. J Med Sci 2010;13(1):7-10

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Author Biographies

Owais Habib, SKIMS

Senior Resident

Department of Surgery

SKIMS

 

 

Adil Hafeez, SKIMS

Department of Plastic and reconstructive Surgery

SKIMS

Abdul Rashid Bhat, SKIMS

Department of Neurosurgery

SKIMS

Published
2010-06-21
How to Cite
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Habib O, Hafeez A, Bhat A. Peripheral Nerve Injuries- An Analysis of 75 Cases. jms [Internet]. 2010Jun.21 [cited 2026Oct.2];13(1):7-10. Available from: http://ano.jmsskims.org/index.php/jms/article/view/36
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