Using your own vein to shield nerves and stop painful scarring
NCT ID NCT07267663
Summary
This study is testing a surgical technique to improve recovery from traumatic nerve injuries in the arm. Doctors will wrap a small piece of the patient's own vein around the repaired nerve to act as a protective barrier. The goal is to see if this reduces painful scar tissue formation and helps the nerve heal better, leading to less pain and better hand function.
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