Effectiveness of Fibrin Adhesive in Facial Nerve Anastomosis in Dogs Compared With Standard Microsuturing Technique

Attar BM, Zalzali H, Razavi M, et al (Isfahan Univ of Med Sciences, Iran) J Oral Maxillofac Surg 70:2427-2432, 2012^§

Abstract

Purpose

Epineural suturing is the most common technique used for peripheral nerve anastomosis. In addition to the foreign body reaction to the suture material, the surgical duration and difficulty of suturing in confined anatomic locations are major problems. We evaluated the effectiveness of fibrin glue as an acceptable alternative for nerve anastomosis in dogs.

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