Nerve repair is a medical procedure aimed at restoring function to damaged nerves. Nerves can be injured due to trauma, surgery, or diseases like diabetes. The repair process may involve suturing the nerve ends together or using grafts to bridge gaps. Successful nerve repair can lead to improved sensation and movement in the affected area. Rehabilitation often follows the procedure, focusing on exercises to regain strength and coordination. Advances in techniques and materials, such as nerve conduits, have enhanced the outcomes of nerve repair surgeries, making them more effective in promoting recovery.