C J Wirth,O Rühmann
C J Wirth
G A Carvalho,G Nikkhah,M Samii
G A Carvalho
The occurrence of severe pain is one of the most disabling symptoms after the traumatic lesion of the brachial plexus. Avulsion of one or more cervical roots of the brachial plexus is the main cause of severe pain, known as deafferentation ...
Autologous transplantation and neurolysis of the brachial plexus following trauma [0.03%]
创伤后自主移植和臂丛神经减压术
G Nikkhah,G A Carvalho,M Samii
G Nikkhah
Autologous transplantation in brachial plexus injuries has become significantly more efficacious through increased knowledge of the microtopographic anatomy of the fascicle structures and the refinement of microneurosurgical techniques. Rec...
Neurotization for restoration of arm function in complete cervical root avulsion [0.03%]
颈椎完全性根脱伤的神经化治疗恢复上肢功能研究
G Nikkhah,G A Carvalho,M Samii
G Nikkhah
Neurotization procedures represent an important therapeutic option in patients with complete root avulsion due to traumatic brachial plexus injuries. A variety of normal donor nerves can be used, including intercostal nerves, accessory nerv...
Preoperative diagnosis and surgical indication in traumatic injuries of the brachial plexus [0.03%]
臂丛创伤的术前诊断及手术指征
G A Carvalho,G Nikkhah,M Samii
G A Carvalho
The precise preoperative clinical and electrophysiological evaluation of the brachial plexus as well as an exact rediological evaluation are the keystones for the treatment of traumatic injuries of the brachial plexus. Furthermore, surgical...
H Millesi
H Millesi
Armplexusläsionen : Teil 1 [0.03%]
臂丛病变：第1部分
C J Wirth,M Samii
C J Wirth
Heterotope Ossifikationen [0.03%]
异位骨化
J Eulert,D Knelles,Th Barthel
J Eulert
E Mayr,W Braun,F Kögl et al.
E Mayr et al.
Acetabular fractures are severe injuries. Making a diagnosis and deciding on therapy are difficult because of the complexity of the anatomic structure and because of the soft tissues. Choosing the most suitable approach is the most importan...
W Schlickewei,E H Kuner,B Elsässer
W Schlickewei
The long-term functional results of acetabular fractures are assessed in terms of the corresponding criteria of Merle-D'Aubigné and Postel (pain, mobility, walking). Other essential criteria include the quality of reduction and the radiolo...