2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.surg.2016.02.003
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Motor function of the recurrent laryngeal nerve: Sometimes motor fibers are also located in the posterior branch

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“…After confirmation of the integrity of the main trunk, extralaryngeal anterior and posterior branches were stimulated at 1 mA, and the PCA muscle contraction was palpated. When ramified nerve branches are too close together (<2 mm), or arterial branches cross RLN, shunt stimulation is possible at high level of currents (>1 mA), and could make a false positive in neurostimulation or neuromonitoring . To avoid a false positive by shunt stimulation, the ramified nerves were restimulated at 0.5 mA when NSLP was positive at 1 mA stimulus.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…After confirmation of the integrity of the main trunk, extralaryngeal anterior and posterior branches were stimulated at 1 mA, and the PCA muscle contraction was palpated. When ramified nerve branches are too close together (<2 mm), or arterial branches cross RLN, shunt stimulation is possible at high level of currents (>1 mA), and could make a false positive in neurostimulation or neuromonitoring . To avoid a false positive by shunt stimulation, the ramified nerves were restimulated at 0.5 mA when NSLP was positive at 1 mA stimulus.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kandil et al also demonstrated that the motor fibers of the RLN were located only in the anterior branch, whereas the posterior branch only had sensory functions . It has been consistently reported that the anterior branch of the extralaryngeal RLN is the dominant motor branch and contains motor fibers of the adductor and abductor muscle . Recently, several studies have suggested that posterior branches may contain motor fibers .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…İONM ça-lışmaları, RLS ön dalının her zaman motor fonksiyona sahip olduğunu, buna karşın %1.14-28.2 oranında arka dalın da motor fonksiyon içerdiği göstermiştir. [61][62][63][64] En yüksek oran (%28.2) Cho ve ark. [63] tarafından bildirilmiş olmakla beraber bu seride dallanma oranı düşüktür (%14.5).…”
Section: Rls'nin Anatomik çEşitliliklerinin Belirlenmesine Katkısıunclassified
“…Subplatysmal flaps were raised, strap muscles were divided along the midline, the thyroid lobe was medialized, and middle thyroid vein was divided. A previously described systematic approach is used consistently for monitoring and identification of RLNs (13).…”
Section: Surgical Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%