2007
DOI: 10.1097/01.prs.0000252248.20854.e6
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Long Head of the Triceps Transfer for Elbow Flexion

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“…Haninec and Szeder and later Ayemeric Lim described the use of the isolated long head of triceps for restoration of elbow flexion in a post-replant upper limb with return of Grade 4 elbow flexion; the retaining of elbow extension, the authors say it as important, especially in patients with normal shoulder abduction. [20,21] In addition, the use of the long head may imply independent control of elbow flexion since it has a separate cortical representation and this can permit the dissociation of elbow flexion and extension in post-operative rehabilitation. [22] Active ROM exercises not only permit regaining elbow flexion but also activate elbow extension [ Figures 13 and 14].…”
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“…Haninec and Szeder and later Ayemeric Lim described the use of the isolated long head of triceps for restoration of elbow flexion in a post-replant upper limb with return of Grade 4 elbow flexion; the retaining of elbow extension, the authors say it as important, especially in patients with normal shoulder abduction. [20,21] In addition, the use of the long head may imply independent control of elbow flexion since it has a separate cortical representation and this can permit the dissociation of elbow flexion and extension in post-operative rehabilitation. [22] Active ROM exercises not only permit regaining elbow flexion but also activate elbow extension [ Figures 13 and 14].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Haninec and Szeder and later Ayemeric Lim described the use of the isolated long head of triceps for restoration of elbow flexion in a post-replant upper limb with return of Grade 4 elbow flexion; the retaining of elbow extension, the authors say it as important, especially in patients with normal shoulder abduction. [ 20 21 ]…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Haninec and Szeder15 suggested that the partial triceps muscle can be transferred to restore elbow flexion. The fear of loss of elbow flexion was allayed by Naidu et al 16. who revealed the independent function of long head of triceps and lateral head of triceps using electromyography and used the long head of triceps to restore the elbow flexion.…”
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“…Об эф-фективности применения вышеописанного метода для восстановления активного сгибания предпле-чья у взрослых пациентов с повреждением пле-чевого сплетения сообщали P. Haninec, V. Szeder (1999) и S. Naidu [et al] (2007) [8,10]. Нам удалось найти лишь две работы, посвященные транспози-ции длинной головки трехглавой мышцы плеча в позицию двуглавой у пациентов с артрогрипо-зом [6,7].…”
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