Standardisation of the evaluation and classification of the clinical features in obstetric palsies [0.03%]
产科麻痹的临床特征评价和分类的标准制定
M Haerle
M Haerle
The classification of miscellaneous clinical features in obstetric palsies is difficult due to variations during growth, regeneration, plexus repair and secondary surgery. Any useful comparison of different forms of therapy requires univers...
Early microsurgical treatment of obstetrical brachial plexus lesions. Patient selection and results [0.03%]
产科臂丛神经损伤的早期显微外科治疗。患者选择及疗效
A C Berger,R Hierner,M H-J Becker
A C Berger
A review of the literature reveals that with conventional treatment alone or in combination with secondary muscle/tendon transfer, about 4-43 % of cases show incomplete recovery with severe functional and/or aesthetic impairment (group III)...
F Gossé,F Brandt,A Poos et al.
F Gossé et al.
Following augmentation of the upper extremity muscles necessitated by damage to the brachial plexus, special post-operative care programs are required to provide the patient with the best possible results. Proper care requires cooperation b...
Tendon transfers in the innervation area of the median nerve in brachial plexus palsy [0.03%]
臂丛麻痹正中神经支配区的转移健神经腱手术
G A Brunelli,G R Brunelli,M Haerle
G A Brunelli
Brachial plexus lesions generate complex paralysis and deficient sensitivity in the concerned upper extremity. The clinical features are represented in numberless variations, and in any case several nerves will be involved. Isolated median ...
P Brüser
P Brüser
Irreparable damage to the motor function of the ulnar nerve results primarily in paralysis of the intrinsic muscles and reduces the functional capacity of the hand by about one-half. Tendon transfers are therefore indicated when the followi...
Clinical experiences in tendon transfers for radial nerve palsy by a new method of Wiedemann [0.03%]
魏登曼桡神经麻痹移位术的临床经验
S Deiler,E Wiedemann,W Stock et al.
S Deiler et al.
Many modifications of tendon transfers have been described in the treatment of radial nerve palsy. Controversy persists over the muscles of choice to get the best results in motion of wrist and fingers. Patients with radial nerve palsy and ...
E Wiedemann,C Eggert,M Illert et al.
E Wiedemann et al.
The aim of this electromyographic study was to evaluate the functional result of tendon transfers for radial palsy. Eighteen patients were compared to 16 healthy volunteers. The intramuscular emg of four muscles was recorded in parallel dur...
P Hahn,U Lanz
P Hahn
Radial nerve palsy results in a lack of extrinsic extensors of the wrist, fingers and thumb. The degree of dysfunction depends on the level of trauma to the radial nerve. If the wrist is not stable there is a loss of prehensile grip. Patien...
C J Wirth,M Samii
C J Wirth
R Graf,J Löhr,C J Wirth
R Graf