TMR for pain relief
Toby Carlsson
Description
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Title:
TMR for pain relief
Creator:
Toby Carlsson
Date:
11/6/2013
Text:
Dear subscribers,
The use of Targeted Muscle Re-innervation surgery is an exciting new horizon mostly in upper limb prosthetic control. In keeping myself up to date with progress I have heard anecdotally by those in the know that a beneficial side effect is relief/reduction of neuropathic pain. As part of the same conversations, I have also been told that (for non TMR patients) persistent re-occurring neuroma formation can be treated by burying the nerve end in adjacent bone after the neuroma has been removed.
I wonder if anyone out there is in a position to verify either of those statements. I will summarise responses on the list server.
Many thanks for your time.
Toby Carlsson
HCPC Registered Prosthetist/Orthotist
The use of Targeted Muscle Re-innervation surgery is an exciting new horizon mostly in upper limb prosthetic control. In keeping myself up to date with progress I have heard anecdotally by those in the know that a beneficial side effect is relief/reduction of neuropathic pain. As part of the same conversations, I have also been told that (for non TMR patients) persistent re-occurring neuroma formation can be treated by burying the nerve end in adjacent bone after the neuroma has been removed.
I wonder if anyone out there is in a position to verify either of those statements. I will summarise responses on the list server.
Many thanks for your time.
Toby Carlsson
HCPC Registered Prosthetist/Orthotist
Citation
Toby Carlsson, “TMR for pain relief,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/235827.
