USA: A new study has revealed that polyethylene glycol (PEG)-mediated neurorrhaphy was associated with faster sensory recovery and lower early postoperative pain compared with standard repair in patients with Sunderland grade V median and ulnar nerve injuries. Patients undergoing PEG-assisted nerve repair also showed significantly better sensory and motor outcomes, as well as improved Michigan Hand function scores.
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