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[Substantiation of terms and methods of microsurgical interventions performance for traumatic damage of the brachial
Klinichna Khirurhiia
|April 23, 2011
Abstract:
Existing significant rate of unsatisfactory results of reconstructive operations for brachial plexus injury supports an objective to analyze the reasons of their occurrence. According to the results, obtained while performing morphological investigations of the arm muscles and nerves in a region of injury, there were studied up the terms of formation of fibrotic tissue and optimal terms of operative interventions performance were substantiated.
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