2012 CRN -急性神经损伤和修复-第2部分-介绍

                               
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2012 CRN - Acute Nerve Injury and Repair - Presentation
Part 2 - Supercharge Nerve Transfers and Nerve Transfers in the Hand
Authors: Susan E. Mackinnon MD, Andrew Yee BS
Date: 5/2/2012

This presentation is the second part of the topic on Acute Nerve Injury and Repair given for the 2012 Comprehensive Review of Neurosurgery video lectures. Specifically, this presentation reviews supercharge (reverse end-to-side) nerve transfers and available nerve transfers in the hand. Supercharge nerve transfers has been a recent development for improving recovery for 2nd/3rd degree nerve injuries without sacrificing the integrity of the target recipient nerve for reinnervation. Standard end-to-end nerve transfers are for complete 4th/5th degree nerve injuries and this presentation include discussion on motor and sensory nerve transfers in the hand.

Table of Contents
00:31 Introduction
03:00 Utility of Supercharge (Reverse End-to-Side) Nerve Transfers
11:09 Utility of Nerve Transfers
12:02 Nerve Transfers in the Hand
12:15 Nerve Transfers for Radial Nerve Reconstruction
23:59 Nerve Transfers for Median Nerve Reconstruction
24:04 Median Nerve - Nerve Transfers for Pronation
25:32 Median Nerve - Nerve Transfers for Anterior Interosseous Nerve
29:02 Brachialis to AIN Nerve Transfer for Spinal Cord Injury
38:17 Median Nerve - Nerve Transfer for Flexor Pollicis Longus
40:08 Median Nerve - Nerve Transfer for Thenar Function
40:30 Nerve Transfers for Ulnar Nerve Reconstruction
42:56 Sensory Nerve Transfers in the Hand
43:00 Experimental Background for Sensory Nerve Transfers
46:21 Sensory Nerve Transfers for C5,6 Palsy
49:44 Nerve Transfers for Median Nerve Sensation
52:55 Nerve Transfers for Ulnar Nerve Sensation
55:53 Nerve Transfers for Radial Nerve Sensation