Abstract
Surgical treatment of nerve lesion in continuity remains difficult even in the most experienced hands. Their regenerative potential is evaluated either by intraoperative electrophysiology and/or intraneural dissection. The values of preoperative ultrasound is often hampered due to low tissue penetration and trauma related artifacts. Therefore the present study for the first time examines feasibility and value of intraoperative high-frequency ultrasound as an imaging tool in the management of traumatic nerve lesions in continuity.
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