Abstract
The authors compared a single fascicle nerve (SFN) repair technique to the traditional nerve trunk autograft. A rat sciatic nerve model was used to determine if a thinner SFN autograft would provide adequate nerve regeneration for a nerve gap repair and result in more rapid nerve regeneration than the conventional nerve trunk grafting technique. The hypothesis was that a pure sensorial graft would allow return of both sensory and motor function as well as a mixed graft.
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