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Grant M. Kleiber, MD

Specialties: Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, Hand Surgery, Plastic Surgery

Languages: English

Targeted Muscle Reinnervation (TMR)

TMR is a surgery that reinnervates residual muscles with nerves to improve prosthetic control and reduce phantom pain in amputees.

01 - Patient Setup

Pre-op Meds: None specified

Anesthesia: General

Patient Position: Supine. 

After patient is intubated, ensure a leg positioner and a 24-inch tourniquet are available. Position the leg positioner so the posterior thigh rests on it at the midpoint between the thigh and knee, allowing the lower leg to hang freely. Unlock the positioner at the lower point and let it rest against the bed. 

- After amputation, reposition the leg positioner to access the fibular head.

Bed Position: No turn

DVT Prophylaxis: None specified

Side Table: N/A

Lights: Overhead only

Power: None specified

Bovie Settings: None specified

Preinjection: None specified

Prep: See Patient Position

Drapes: Universal

Instrument Sets: None specified

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03 - Post-Op Information

Admission status: Same Day Surgery

Estimated time: 3 hrs

Coding:  19318-50, 611.1, 724.2, 724.4

Post-op wound care:  Drains out AM prior to D/C

Post-op activity restrictions:  No heavy activity for 24 wks

Follow up:  1 wk

Post-Op Instructions obtain from MedConnect

 

02 - Case Details 

Special Instruments: nerve stimulator, tourniquet (unsterile), Vesseloops x 2, Esmarch

Devices/Implants: N/A

Hypodermic needles:  N/A

Syringes: 21 guage on 20mL syringe

Drains: 2 #15 Blake Drains

Suture: 8-0 nylon x2, 2-0 nylon monocryl

Tissue bank: Tisseal

Anesthesia on field: None

Dressing:  Prineo

 

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