Lesions to the peripheral nervous system:

• Brachial plexus
• Nerves of the upper extremity
• Lumbosacral plexus
• Nerves of the lower extremity

Complications after nerve lesions:

• Restoration of peripheral nerve gliding using gliding tissue flaps
• Nerve transplantation for restoration of nerve continuity
• Nerve fiber transfer including end-to-side nerve fiber transfer
• Restoration of function using multiple tendon and muscle transfer
• Restoration of muscle balance
• Arthrolysis (adhesiolysis of articular agglutination)
• Tenolysis (adhesiolysis of sinews)
• Joint fusion for improved all-over function
• Reconstruction through skin transplantation and tissue transfer

Pain syndromes caused by:

• Irritation of a nerve
• Spontaneously caused by an operation/injury

Reconstructive surgery of skin and paratenon

Compression syndromes of peripheral nerves

• Median nerve compression syndromes like
  – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)
  – Pronator Teres Syndrome
• Ulnar nerve compression syndromes
  – Syndrome de Loge de Guyon
  – Sulcus Nervi Ulnaris Syndrome
• Radial nerve compression syndromes like
  – Supinator Syndrome
• Suprascapularis Syndrome
• Thoracic outlet Syndrome (TOS)
• Tarsal tunnel Syndrome (TTS)
• Meralgia paraesthetica
• Others

Peripheral nerve tumors/Neurofibroma

“Volkmann” Contracture