Injuries of the hand and wrist are frequently encountered in radiology. Avulsions of the hand
and wrist are a heterogeneous group of injuries, but they often have a characteristic imaging …

Objective To evaluate accuracy of fracture detection and therapeutic impact of a single-shot
CT protocol as a primary imaging tool in all patients with clinical suspicion of wrist injury, and …

After implantation of an internal fracture fixation device, blood contacts the surface, followed
by protein adsorption, resulting in either soft‐tissue adhesion or matrix adhesion and …

The healing process after tendon injury is often accompanied by the formation of
peritendinous adhesion, contributing to limb dysfunction and exerting detrimental effects on …

The objective of this study was to analyse healthcare and productivity costs in patients with
trapeziometacarpal osteoarthritis. We included 161 patients who received surgery or steroid …

Study design A retrospective cohort. Introduction The benefits of early rehabilitation after
hand tendon repair have not been analyzed using population-based datasets. Purpose of …

Objectives: A retrospective statistical data gathering of wrist and hand complaints assisted
over two years in the orthopedic emergency department of a regional referral hospital …

Abstract Study Design Case series. Introduction Hand injuries are the most common injury
observed in hurling although compliance in wearing protective gloves is reportedly low …

Background Injuries to the hand and wrist are estimated to account for between 10% and
30% of all ED presentations. The economic burden placed on the healthcare system can be …

Aims Current National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) guidance advises
that MRI direct from the emergency department (ED) should be considered for suspected …