EngineeringMedicine

M. Merle, A. Dellon, James N. Campbell, Peter S. Chang

1989MICROSURGERY

DOI: 10.1002/micr.1920100213

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Since silicon‐polymer intubulation of nerve is now a proven model for producing chronic nerve compression, its use clinically may be contraindicated where neural regeneration is the desired goal.

Abstract

Three cases are reported to illustrate the potential danger of silicon—polymer intubulation of nerve for either nerve repair or following neurolysis. Since silicon‐polymer intubulation of nerve is now a proven model for producing chronic nerve compression, its use clinically may be contraindicated where neural regeneration is the desired goal.

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MERLE, M., et al. Complications from silicon‐polymer intubulation of nerves. MICROSURGERY, 1989, 10.