Acute carpal tunnel syndrome as a complication of oral anticoagulant therapyThe Journal of Hand Surgery: British & European Volume - Tập 22 - Trang 50 - 1997
Black P.R.M., Flowers M.J., Saleh M.
Acute carpal tunnel syndrome is well recognized in patients with haemophilia and
conservative management with factor replacement and temporary splinting is
recommended. There have, however, been very few reported cases of acute carpal
tunnel syndrome as a complication of oral anticoagulant therapy. We describe
such a case in a patient on long-term warfarin anticoagulation, drawing
attention to par... hiện toàn bộ
Touch Allodynia Following Endoscopic (Single Portal) or Open Decompression for Carpal Tunnel SyndromeThe Journal of Hand Surgery: British & European Volume - Tập 22 - Trang 325-327 - 1997
B. Povlsen, I. Tegnell, M. Revell, L. Adolfsson
We investigated if single-portal endoscopic carpal tunnel decompression
equipment (Agee®, 3M, USA) would cause increased carpal tunnel pressure during
the release and if endoscopic release would reduce postoperative touch
allodynia. Measurements on cadavers of the pressure produced during endoscopic
release showed similar pressures to those produced during maximal range of
motion. One hundred pati... hiện toàn bộ
Unstable Scaphoid Fracture Nonunion: A Medium-Term Study of Anterior Wedge Grafting ProceduresThe Journal of Hand Surgery: British & European Volume - Tập 27 - Trang 36-41 - 2002
S EGGLI, D.L FERNANDEZ, T BECK
A retrospective review of 37 patients with scaphoid fracture nonunions treated
by interpositional bone grafting and internal fixation was conducted at an
average follow-up of 5.7 years. Solid radiographic union was achieved in 35
cases. Preexisting avascular necrosis was a major adverse factor for achievement
of union and satisfactory outcome. Based on the modified Mayo wrist-scoring
system, 15 pa... hiện toàn bộ
Palmar Resurfacing Techniques: an “Ideal” Opportunity and the Importance of Long-Term Follow-UpThe Journal of Hand Surgery: British & European Volume - Tập 27 - Trang 198-201 - 2002
D.J. MOWATT, M. SHAH, J.S. WATSON
A case involving the accidental loss of all the skin of the palm and the palmar
surfaces of all four fingers, and its replacement as a full-thickness graft, is
presented. The importance of long-term follow-up to detect and correct palmar
skin contractures is emphasized. The literature which relates to this difficult
area of loss is reviewed.
The Classification of PhocomeliaThe Journal of Hand Surgery: British & European Volume - Tập 28 - Trang 215-217 - 2003
G TYTHERLEIGH-STRONG, G HOOPER
We studied 24 patients with 44 phocomelic upper limbs. Only 11 limbs could be
grouped in the classification system of Frantz and O’ Rahilly. The
non-classifiable limbs were further studied and their characteristics
identified. It is confirmed that phocomelia is not an intercalary defect.
Congenital Palmar Nail SyndromeThe Journal of Hand Surgery: British & European Volume - Tập 22 - Trang 674-675 - 1997
M.M. Al-Qattan, J. Hassanain, M.B. Hawary
A rare case of congenital palmar nail syndrome is described. Nomenclature of
this rare form of ectopic nail is discussed and a classification of the palmar
nail deformity is offered.
The Sequelae of Osteomyelitis of the Proximal Ulna Occurring in Early ChildhoodThe Journal of Hand Surgery: British & European Volume - Tập 17 - Trang 232-234 - 1992
R.H. Helm, R.W.H. Pho, M.A. Tonkin
Three patients presented with upper limb problems caused by the loss of the
proximal ulnar shaft due to osteomyelitis which occurred in early childhood. The
three patients had several features in common: instability of the elbow,
dislocation of the radial head and shortness and bowing of the forearm, but hand
and wrist function were largely unaffected. One patient had evidence of impaired
function... hiện toàn bộ