Optimizing Rehabilitation for Nerve Gap Repair: Evidence-Based Recommendations
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Abstract
Peripheral nerve surgeries are a complex undertaking that require a multifaceted team approach. For optimal outcomes, early involvement of therapy, planning with the surgical team, and communication with the patient are crucial. This facilitates compliance and is an integral component of the recovery process after these large procedures.
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