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• Helps residents weigh whether the added surgical complexity and donor nerve morbidity of double nerve transfer is justified — this study found similar elbow flexion and supination outcomes between single and double transfer groups. • The imbalance in injury severity between groups (more single transfer patients had injury beyond C5-6) is an important limitation to recognize when reading nerve transfer literature — sicker patients weren't randomized to a technique. • Useful as a real-world outcomes comparison for brachial plexus reconstruction planning, particularly when counseling patients on expected DASH and functional recovery regardless of which technique is chosen.
No article notes available at this time.
• Helps residents weigh whether the added surgical complexity and donor nerve morbidity of double nerve transfer is justified — this study found similar elbow flexion and supination outcomes between single and double transfer groups. • The imbalance in injury severity between groups (more single transfer patients had injury beyond C5-6) is an important limitation to recognize when reading nerve transfer literature — sicker patients weren't randomized to a technique. • Useful as a real-world outcomes comparison for brachial plexus reconstruction planning, particularly when counseling patients on expected DASH and functional recovery regardless of which technique is chosen.