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[Nerve healing in an amputation stump in aseptic conditions and with suppuration].
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The surgical application of monomolecular filters (Millipore) to bridge gaps in peripheral nerves and to prevent neuroma formation.
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[Management of peripheral nervous diseases].
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[Experimental study on the variations of the esophagogastric angle after Heller's operation with & without left phrenico-exeresis].
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[Nerves: general notes on anatomy and surgery].
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[Histological study of the reparative processes in nerve substance after Filatov therapy: placental and amniotic implants. II. Peripheral nerve implants].
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Avulsion of peripheral nerves for trigeminal neuralgia: report of case.
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[Lumbar ganglionectomy, resection of the splanchnic nerves and semilunar ganglia, in the treatment of chronic arterial obliteration of the lower extremities].
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[The problem of surgery of pain in peripheral chronic obliterative arteriopathy; neurotomy of posterior tibial nerve].
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[Experiences with preganglionic thoracic sympathetic nerve resection].
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The sympathetic nerve supply of the upper limb in relation to sympathectomy.
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Lumbar sympathectomy by electrocoagulation; its use in the management of certain vascular and visceral disorders.
Although normally the sympathetic nerves aid vascular dilatation during effort, in certain diseases of the vascular system they have a reverse effect. Abolition of sympathetic vasoconstrictive impulses by sympathectomy is the most effective treatment in some chronic peripheral vascular conditions. The authors have used electrocoagulation for a number of years and found it quick, effective and more likely to prevent regeneration of the affected nerves. Improvement was obtained by sympathectomy in arteriosclerotic vascular insufficiency, thromboangiitis obliterans, Raynaud's disease, reflex sympathetic dystrophy following thrombophlebitis or trauma, scleroderma, spinal sympathetic dystrophy and acquired megacolon. A case of causalgia was aggravated by the operation. Abstention from the use of tobacco appears to be sufficient for control of symptoms in many cases. Since vasospasm is manifested in many conditions long before a thrombotic catastrophe occurs, not only relief of symptoms but prevention of irreversible changes may be achieved by early operation.