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What is the usual recovery time for ulnar nerve transposition?

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Varies: If all goes well, which is to be expected with today's skilled hand surgeons, most recoveries proceed over about 4 weeks, as if the nerve coverings alone were afflicted, it is likely that repair proceeds in a timely fashion. But if the central axon was damaged, it is a longer process, and indeed, recovery proceeds at the rate of fingernail growth, about 0.1 mm daily.

Answered 5/9/2019

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Variable: It depends on how long you had problem of scarring and symptoms. But you need achieve recovery. If not you need to look for another cause for your ulnar nerve issue.

Answered 10/16/2018

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3-6 months: Depending on how much nerve involvement, 3-6 months.

Answered 8/24/2014

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