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The authors present the microsurgical technique of grafting thin cutaneous nerves at the site of peripheral nerve defect. The application of grafts in place of end-to-end suture makes possible elimination of nerve stretching at the time of suturing and at the time of rehabilitation. The use of cutaneous nerves makes possible good revascularization of grafts and their correct regeneration. The use of the microsurgical technique makes possible a good evaluation of the fascicular structure of nerve trunks, their adequate resection, and good adaptation of nerve stumps and grafts connecting the corresponding nerve fascicles. The use of the technique of nerve gluing with autologous plasma enables a stable connection of grafts and stumps to be obtained, with simultaneous elimination of foreign material (threads) from the area of connection.
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