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Successful repair of a transected phrenic nerve with restoration of diaphragmatic function
Chest
|November 1, 1983
Abstract:
This report describes the feasibility of restoring motor function of the diaphragm by early repair of a transected phrenic nerve, and discusses causes and consequences of phrenic nerve damage.
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