(1) The radial nerve supplies the triceps ( and arconeus ) with fibers derived primarily from C 6, 7 and C 8.

(2) Methods Radial nerve deep branch was reconstructed by lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve with fascial pedicle.

(3) In the direct coaptation group the radial nerve was cut at that level and sutured directly.

(4) Objective To explore the effects of rehabilitation on radial nerve injury.

(5) Our results indicate that original artery of the nutrient artery, supplying the superficial branch of the radial nerve, is ideal for a free vascularized nerve graft.

(6) Methods Summarizing 33 cases prothesis with this flaps, including 18 flaps of sural nerve, 8 flaps of saphenous nerve and 7 flaps official branch of radial nerve.

(7) With the forearm in pronation, neutral and supination sequently, every fixed point became farther and farther from the deep branch of radial nerve.

(8) Objective:To study the morphological character of the brachialis branches of radial nerve.

(9) Understanding these tendinous structures is helpful in diagnosis and treatment of the radial nerve compression syndrome.

(10) Methods Since August 1991 to December 2003, we analyzed 46 cases with iatrogenic radial nerve injuries.

(11) Objective To evaluate the effect of full length phrenic nerve transfer to different portion of the radial nerve for restoration of wrist and finger extension.

(12) Objective To explore clinical curative effect of surgical repair of injured radial nerve.

(13) Objective:To study the anatomical characteristics of the brachialis branches of radial nerve.

(14) Objective To expatiate the causes , the prevention and treatment of iatrogenic radial nerve injuries.

(15) Additionally, a small amount of the primary afferent fiber projections from the radial nerve and the proventriculus were also observed in the descending tract of the trigeminal nerve(TTD).

(16) Innervation of the flap was provided chiefly by a branch of the superficial radial nerve and the lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve.