Product Description

SNIPS is a new kind of educational course, cutting directly to the information you need to know in a short, visual format. Developed directly from content performance deficiencies from recent ABPS Continuous Certification Exam, these streamlined learning modules feature quick, easily digestible videos on important topics your peers struggled with last year. Take advantage of this great ASPS member benefit or upgrade for CME credits. This course focuses on important topics, in a short, visual Q&A format.

This non-CME module on ulnar nerve injuries addresses the following questions:

1. What is the anatomical basis of claw hand deformity in ulnar nerve injury, and why is it more prominent in low (distal) lesions?
2. How does the timing of surgical intervention impact the prognosis in ulnar nerve injuries, particularly with regard to motor recovery?
3. In cases of ulnar nerve laceration, what factors determine whether primary repair, nerve grafting, or nerve transfer is indicated?
4. What are common nerve transfers used for reconstruction of ulnar nerve injuries?
5. What are common tendon transfers used for late reconstruction of ulnar claw hand?

Intended Audience

This educational activity is intended for plastic surgery practitioners, residents, and other healthcare professionals.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify current deficiencies in content coverage for ulnar nerve injuries covered on Board exams
2. Assess methods to prepare for Board exam certification.
3. Summarize the latest Board certification requirements in plastic surgery.

Course Faculty

Morgan Brgoch, MD

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