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1. Supraclavicular Plexus2. Clavicular Plexus 3. Infraclavicular Plexus4. Axillary Nerve5. Musculocutaneous Nerve6. Posterior Subscapular Approach to Plexus Operative Techniques Surgical Exposure7. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Dissection8. Cervical Sympathectomy9. Suprascapular Nerve10. Accessory Nerve Injury11. Nerve Transfers for Brachial Plexus Injury Accessory Nerve to Suprascapular Nerve Pectoral Branches (Medial) to Musculocutaneous Nerve Intercostal Nerves to Musculocutaneous Nerve Descending Cervical Plexus to Upper and Middle Trunk12. Ulnar Nerve Arm and Elbow Wrist and Hand13. Radial Nerve Upper Arm (Radial Nerve) Elbow and Forearm (Posterior Interosseous and Superficial Sensory Nerves) Posterior Approach (Radial and/or Axillary Nerves)14. Median Nerve Arm Elbow and Foreman Wrist and Hand15. Sural Nerve16. Sciatic Nerve Pelvic Plexus Origins Buttock Thigh17. Tibial Nerve Popliteal Fossa and Leg Posterior Tibial Nerve at Ankle and Foot18. Peroneal Nerve19. Femoral Nerve Including Pelvic Origins20. Ilioinguinal, Iliohypogastric and Genitofemoral Nerves Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve21. Surgical Techniques External Neurolysis Internal Neurolysis22. Stimulation and Nerve Action Potential Recording23. Epineurial Suture24. Split Nerve Repair25. Graft Repair26. Operative Steps for Neural Sheath Tumors and Lumbar Sympathectomy Benign Neural Sheath Tumors Malignant Neural Sheath Tumors Lumbar SympathectomyAppendix