Surgical approach to recurrent terminal neuromas in amputation stumps after combat-related gunshot injuries

Zakhar Plakhtyr; Андрій Нетлюх; Ivan Bohdan; Arlene Campos; Nana Tchantchaleishvili

doi:10.1016/j.jns.2025.125443

December 1, 2025Journal of the Neurological Sciences

Surgical approach to recurrent terminal neuromas in amputation stumps after combat-related gunshot injuries

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Effective surgical management results in reduced pain and improved quality of life for patients.
Some patients experience a significant decrease in neuroma recurrence rates after surgical intervention.
Observational analysis documented outcomes from surgeries on amputation stumps post-combat-related injuries.
This approach may enhance pain management strategies for individuals with traumatic limb loss.

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Observational analysis reveals effective surgical approaches for recurrent terminal neuromas in combat-related injuries, suggesting improved pain management.

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