Neurorrhaphy

Neurorrhaphy is a surgical procedure used to repair a damaged or severed nerve. During the operation, the surgeon aligns the two ends of the nerve and sews them together using fine stitches, aiming to restore the nerve's structure and function. This technique helps the nerve fibers grow back across the repair site, potentially regaining sensation or movement. Neurorrhaphy is commonly performed after traumatic injuries or surgical removal of nerve tumors, and successful repair can significantly improve recovery outcomes for sensory and motor functions.