
Lack of caution, insufficient knowledge of anatomy, overrating of one's own abilities and operations which are carried out without restricting blood circulation and without sufficient anaesthesia are the most frequent causes of iatrogenic nerve injuries. On the one hand, the faulty treatment of pre-existing nerve injuries will be discussed; on the other hand, nerve injuries resulting from surgery will be considered.
Microsurgery, Wound Healing, Postoperative Complications, Sural Nerve, Peripheral Nerve Injuries, Iatrogenic Disease, Suture Techniques, Arm, Humans, Peripheral Nerves
Microsurgery, Wound Healing, Postoperative Complications, Sural Nerve, Peripheral Nerve Injuries, Iatrogenic Disease, Suture Techniques, Arm, Humans, Peripheral Nerves
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