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Avulsed cervical nerve root from C5 foramen. Blue arrow indicates separated nerve from the spinal cord.
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A spinal accessory nerve-to-suprascapular nerve transfer and intercostal nerve transfers to the biceps branch of the musculocutaneous nerve were performed to restore neuromuscular function of the upper-limb (Figures 1-4).
Patient's unaffected left median nerve at the wrist crease. Oval indicates cross section of the median nerve. White arrows point to individual nerve fascicles.
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A spinal accessory nerve-to-suprascapular nerve transfer and intercostal nerve transfers to the biceps branch of the musculocutaneous nerve were performed to restore neuromuscular function of the upper-limb (Figures 1-4).
Patient's deteriorated right median nerve at the wrist crease. Oval indicates cross section of the median nerve. White arrows point to individual nerve fascicles.
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A spinal accessory nerve-to-suprascapular nerve transfer and intercostal nerve transfers to the biceps branch of the musculocutaneous nerve were performed to restore neuromuscular function of the upper-limb (Figures 1-4).
Patient's magnetic resonance image showing a pseudomeningocele at C7 level. Coronal view on the left; axial view on the right.
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A spinal accessory nerve-to-suprascapular nerve transfer and intercostal nerve transfers to the biceps branch of the musculocutaneous nerve were performed to restore neuromuscular function of the upper-limb (Figures 1-4).