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Targeted Muscle Reinnervation for the Transradial Level
Posted By: Loren Schubert on January 9, 2017
Hello List, I have a patient who will be having a transradial amputation and the surgeon is planning to use targeted muscle reinnervation (TRM) techniques. I am familiar with the benefits of TMR on higher level amputations (transhumeral, shoulder disarticulation) and how prosthesis design may change as a result, but the transradial level seems to be a fairly new surgical procedure from what I have read so far. If you have experience with TMR at the transradial level, I would greatly appreciate any information you can share with me (successes, challenges, prosthesis design / components considerations, surgical considerations, etc.). Thank you in advance for your responses. -- Mr. Loren Schubert Certified Prosthetist P 604-321-1115 | F 604-321-7681 www.barberprosthetics.com |
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