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Comparative Study of Elbow-Flexion Gain in Patients with Upper Brachial Plexus Injury Using the Oberlin Neurotization Technique versus Free Gracilis Muscle Transplantation Neurotized with an Ulnar Nerve Fascicle.

2026-02-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Purpose There is a general consensus in the literature regarding the excellent outcomes achieved with the Oberlin procedure for the treatment of upper brachial plexus injuries (C5–C6 and/or C7) in restoring elbow flexion. However, some limitations exist when this procedure is performed long after the initial trauma. An alternative is the free gracilis muscle transfer, using a fascicle...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8856195/v1
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