Fig. 22.1 Targeted muscle reinnervation concepts. (a) In an uninjured limb, the cortical system serves as the control center and initiates voluntary movement. Motor nerves function as an electrical conduit…
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017Andrew I. Elkwood, Matthew Kaufman and Lisa F. Schneider (eds.)Rehabilitative Surgery10.1007/978-3-319-41406-5_27 27. Spinal Cord and Peripheral Nerve Regeneration Current Research and Future Possibilities Wise Young1 and Hilton M. Kaplan1 (1) Rutgers, The State University…
Does the person have a neurogenic bladder? Has there been a recent evaluation of the lower urinary tract (urodynamics and cystoscopy)? Has there been a recent evaluation of the upper…
Fig. 21.1 Clinical presentation of skin rejection. The macroscopic changes may be heterogeneous. In mild cases, skin lesions most often appear in a spotted pattern (a). Rejection may be associated…
AT9 VTE risk category/Caprini score Estimated baseline risk without prophylaxis (%) Risk of VTE with prophylaxis (%) Very low/0–2 NA <0.5 Low/3–4 0.6 1.5 Moderate/5–6 1.3 3 High/>6 2.7 6…
Spinal level Activities of daily living Mobility/locomotion C1–C4 Feeding possible with balanced forearm orthoses Computer access by tongue, breath, voice controls Weight shifts with power tilt and recline chair Mouth…
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017Andrew I. Elkwood, Matthew Kaufman and Lisa F. Schneider (eds.)Rehabilitative Surgery10.1007/978-3-319-41406-5_1 1. Introduction to Rehabilitative Surgery Andrew I. Elkwood1 , Matthew Kaufman1 and Lisa F. Schneider1 (1) The Plastic Surgery Center, Institute for Advanced Reconstruction, 535 Sycamore…
