Choosing the target wisely: partial tibial nerve transfer to extensor digitorum motor branches with simultaneous posterior tibial tendon transfer. Could this be a way to improve functional outcome and gait biomechanics?

Gatskiy, Alexander A; Tretyak, Ihor B; Tretiakova, Albina I; Tsymbaliuk, Yaroslav V

Gatskiy, Alexander A; Tretyak, Ihor B; Tretiakova, Albina I; Tsymbaliuk, Yaroslav V.

Afiliação

Gatskiy AA; 1Restorative Neurosurgery Department.
Tretyak IB; 1Restorative Neurosurgery Department.
Tretiakova AI; 2Functional Diagnosis Department, and.
Tsymbaliuk YV; 3Group of Chronic Pain Treatment, Romodanov Neurosurgery Institute, National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine.

J Neurosurg ; : 1-9, 2019 Jun 07.

Article em En | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-31174188

Palavras-chave

CPN = common peroneal nerve; EMG = electromyography; FFL = forefoot loading; FS = foot slap; HO = heel off; HS = heel strike; MEDL = extensor digitorum longus muscle; MEHL = extensor hallucis longus muscle; MRC = Medical Research Council; MSSQ = modified Stanmore System questionnaire; MTP = tibialis posterior muscle; SCM = stair-climbing maneuver; TB = terminal branch; TO = toe off; common peroneal nerve; electroneuromyography; gait biomechanics; nerve transfer; peripheral nerve; tendon transfer; tibial nerve

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