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[The suture technic for damaged peripheral nerves].

The outcomes of traditional epineural, microsurgical epineural and interfascicular sutures of the median and ulnar nerves in the lower third of the forearm were compared in children. Evidence is provided for the differential approach to applying an interfascicular and microsurgical epineural suture, as well as for limitations in the use of an interfascicular suture. The authors show it necessary to make investigations to clarify whether the fascicles on the ends of a diseased nerve may be more validly identified and whether the studies into connective and nerve tissue relationships in the suture line.