Gregory M. Buncke

Double Opposing Locking Loop Tendon Repair: A New Take on An Old Technique

Anca Dogaroiu, Rudolf F. Buntic, Bauback Safa, Gregory M. Buncke et autres

INTRODUCTION In the quest for the perfect tendon repair, dozens if not hundreds of flexor tendon repairs have been published since the first primary repair was described by Bunnell in 1918.1 Adding the variability of suture material and postoperative protocols has made …

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Efficient Replantation: Techniques, Tricks, and Secondary Procedures for Improved Functional Outcomes

Deborah B. Martins, Ogi Solaja, Gregory M. Buncke

Successful digit replantation is dependent on multiple factors, including patient demographics, comorbidities, the mechanism of injury, and the skill and experience of the surgical team and microsurgery center. Although patient and injury characteristics cannot be controlled, the microsurgeon can incorporate specific techniques …

Improving the Early Outcome of Digital Replantation: Technical Tricks Learned in a US Fellowship

F Früh, Bauback Safa, A Watt, Brian C. Pridgen et autres

Abstract Background Despite stable numbers of upper limb amputations there is a decline in replantation in Europe. This results in lacking experience, decreasing success rates, and fewer attempts. Training in high-volume centers is crucial for hand surgeons performing upper extremity replantation. Aims …

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Great Toe Transplantation

Antonio J. Forte, Karla C. Maita, Ricardo A. Torres‐Guzman, Francisco R. Ávila et autres

Despite being relatively uncommon in the general population, thumb amputations cause severe disability. More than 3,300 thumb amputations occurred in the United States. The thumb makes up around 40% of the function of the hand. Therefore, losing it would result in significant …

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History of Microsurgery: The Legacy of Harry J. Buncke, MD

Gregory M. Buncke

A historical review of the history of Microsurgery including the important influence and contributions of Harry J. Buncke MD considered by many to be the "Father of Microsurgery". An chronological list of Historic Replants and "Free Flap" and microvascular transplants is included. …

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Peripheral nerve allograft: how innovation has changed surgical practice

Gregory M. Buncke

The landscape of available technology and surgical technique has changed over the last several decades, thus leading to changes in the peripheral nerve repair surgical algorithm. Neurorrhaphy is a common procedure; however, it is well recognized that nerve repair should be performed …

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Clinical Outcomes of Symptomatic Neuroma Resection and Reconstruction with Processed Nerve Allograft

Sonu A. Jain, Jason A. Nydick, Fraser J. Leversedge, Dominic Power et autres

BACKGROUND: Neuromas causing sensory disturbance can substantially affect nerve function and quality of life. Historically, passive termination of the nerve end and proximal relocation to muscle or bone has been performed after neuroma resection, but this method does not allow for neurologic …

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Narrative review of the history of microsurgery in urological practice

Mang L. Chen, Gregory M. Buncke, Paul J. Turek

The clinical need for magnified visualization during surgery spurred the evolution of microscope and microsuture technology. Innovative surgeons across various surgical specialties recognized the importance of utilizing and advancing these technologies. Operative microscopy allows human dexterity to perform beyond direct visual limitations. …

A Multicenter Matched Cohort Study of Processed Nerve Allograft and Conduit in Digital Nerve Reconstruction

Fraser J. Leversedge, Jozef Zoldos, Jason A. Nydick, Dennis S. Kao et autres

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Bauback Safa, Sonu A. Jain, Mihir J. Desai, Jeffrey A. Greenberg et autres

The back cover image is based on the Original Article Peripheral Nerve Repair Throughout the Body with Processed Nerve Allografts: Results from a Large Multicenter Study by Bauback Safa, fraser leversedge, Yasser E-sheikh et al., https://doi.org/10.1002/micr.30574.

Chronic postoperative complications and donor site morbidity after sural nerve autograft harvest or biopsy

Ivica Ducic, Joshua Yoon, Gregory M. Buncke

BACKGROUND: The sural nerve is the most frequently harvested nerve autograft and is most often biopsied in the workup of peripheral neuropathy. While the complication types associated with these two procedures are well known, their clinical significance is poorly understood and there …

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Peripheral nerve repair throughout the body with processed nerve allografts: Results from a large multicenter study

Bauback Safa, Sonu A. Jain, Mihir J. Desai, Jeffrey A. Greenberg et autres

BACKGROUND: Peripheral nerve damage resulting in pain, loss of sensation, or motor function may necessitate a reconstruction with a bridging material. The RANGER® Registry was designed to evaluate outcomes following nerve repair with processed nerve allograft (Avance® Nerve Graft; Axogen; Alachua, FL). …

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