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Figure from:Steindler flexorplasty to restore elbow flexion in C5-C6-C7 brachial plexus palsy type

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Wrist arthrodesis performed with the single-intramedullary- rod technique.

Figure 1 Wrist arthrodesis performed with the single-intramedullary- rod technique.

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* Strength rated ona scale of 0 to 5 nl: neurolysis; ng: nerve grafting; nt: neurotisation VG: very good; G: good; M: mild; F: fair TT: Trapezius Transfer SA: ShoulderArthrodesis UP: Ulnar Paresthesias FDS: Flexor digitorum superficiales Pro: Pronators Table |: Data on the flexorplasties evaluated.
* Strength rated ona scale of 0 to 5 nl: neurolysis; ng: nerve grafting; nt: neurotisation VG: very good; G: good; M: mild; F: fair TT: Trapezius Transfer SA: ShoulderArthrodesis UP: Ulnar Paresthesias FDS: Flexor digitorum superficiales Pro: Pronators Table |: Data on the flexorplasties evaluated.
Figure 2. i - i Steindler flexorplasty: proximal transfer (4 — 5 cm) and fixa- tion of a piece of the medial epicondyle with its attached ori- gin of the flexor-pronator muscle group in the middle of the anterior aspect of the humerus.
Figure 2. i - i Steindler flexorplasty: proximal transfer (4 — 5 cm) and fixa- tion of a piece of the medial epicondyle with its attached ori- gin of the flexor-pronator muscle group in the middle of the anterior aspect of the humerus.
‘orn Case 7, after flexorplasty of the right elbow and arthrodesis on the right shoulder. Active elbow flexion to 135 degrees (Very good result) allows positioning of the hand to the head and face for independent self-care.
‘orn Case 7, after flexorplasty of the right elbow and arthrodesis on the right shoulder. Active elbow flexion to 135 degrees (Very good result) allows positioning of the hand to the head and face for independent self-care.