Is it approrpriate to use a grooved director in radial nerve decompression surgery?

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I am doing a thesis in university and need information on the radial nerve decompression surgery. For instance, is it appropriate to use a grooved director?

Answers:
Grooved directors are traditionally used in Neurosurgery and Opthalmic surgery. But I guess the crux of the matter is if the surgeon is accomplished in using the director [it certainly can be fine enough to aid in Radial Nerve surgery] then there is no reason why he can't use it for this particular type of surgery.

Yes, but I don't think most surgeons use it for peripheral nerve surgery.

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Is it approrpriate to use a grooved director in radial nerve decompression surgery?

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