Muscle-sparing approach to the peroneal nerve of the rabbit
To study nerve degeneration and regeneration the peroneal nerve of the rabbit is a rewarding experimental model. The access to the nerve should be as atraumatic as possible and no muscular tissue should be incised or transected in order to lower postoperative morbidity and enhance the welfare of the...
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| description | To study nerve degeneration and regeneration the peroneal nerve of the rabbit is a
rewarding experimental model. The access to the nerve should be as atraumatic as
possible and no muscular tissue should be incised or transected in order to lower
postoperative morbidity and enhance the welfare of the animals. Given such conditions
it is not possible to expose the undistributed proximal and central parts of the
peroneal nerve from the intervertebral notch to its passage through the lateral head
of the gastrocnemius muscle by a single approach, but rather a two-level incision is
required. Such an approach to the peroneal nerve was carried out on 24 New Zealand
White rabbits. The amount of postoperative pain was estimated by the rabbits social
and feeding behaviour. The observed overall impairment was impressively low. This
approach has been shown to be beneficial for the animals, and is atraumatic and
should be strongly recommended. |
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it is not possible to expose the undistributed proximal and central parts of the
peroneal nerve from the intervertebral notch to its passage through the lateral head
of the gastrocnemius muscle by a single approach, but rather a two-level incision is
required. Such an approach to the peroneal nerve was carried out on 24 New Zealand
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it is not possible to expose the undistributed proximal and central parts of the
peroneal nerve from the intervertebral notch to its passage through the lateral head
of the gastrocnemius muscle by a single approach, but rather a two-level incision is
required. Such an approach to the peroneal nerve was carried out on 24 New Zealand
White rabbits. The amount of postoperative pain was estimated by the rabbits social
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postoperative morbidity and enhance the welfare of the animals. Given such conditions
it is not possible to expose the undistributed proximal and central parts of the
peroneal nerve from the intervertebral notch to its passage through the lateral head
of the gastrocnemius muscle by a single approach, but rather a two-level incision is
required. Such an approach to the peroneal nerve was carried out on 24 New Zealand
White rabbits. The amount of postoperative pain was estimated by the rabbits social
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