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enter empty endoneurial tubes of other injured funiculi and regenerate to
myotomal or dermatomal areas other than their own . Lesser injuries without
disruption of the endoneurial and Schwann cell sheaths are associated with
excellent or ...
enter empty endoneurial tubes of other injured funiculi and regenerate to
myotomal or dermatomal areas other than their own . Lesser injuries without
disruption of the endoneurial and Schwann cell sheaths are associated with
excellent or ...
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Twenty - five percent of these followed operations for crushing injuries , and
another 25 % followed elective operations on the ... Bone or joint injury was
associated with about 40 % of 3656 peripheral nerve lesions followed by the
Veterans ...
Twenty - five percent of these followed operations for crushing injuries , and
another 25 % followed elective operations on the ... Bone or joint injury was
associated with about 40 % of 3656 peripheral nerve lesions followed by the
Veterans ...
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In upper plexus injuries when avulsion of the roots can be excluded , exploration
is justified and repair is sometimes ... Lower plexus injury ( Klumpke ) can be
diagnosed by finding segmental sensory and motor deficits involving C8 and Tl
with ...
In upper plexus injuries when avulsion of the roots can be excluded , exploration
is justified and repair is sometimes ... Lower plexus injury ( Klumpke ) can be
diagnosed by finding segmental sensory and motor deficits involving C8 and Tl
with ...
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Contents
ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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