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A novel training model for nerve repair.

Ann R Coll Surg Engl 2010; 92: 257–266 260 BACKGROUND Techniques to repair nerve and vessel injuries are essential in microsurgical training.1 Courses teach such skills but many are expensive and require animal tissues. Although alternatives exist, we are not aware of a specific model for nerve repair.2 We present a model for teaching nerve repair using inexpensive and readily available materials.