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Journal of Hand Surgery, 1988
A case of osteosarcoma of the carpus is reported and the relevant literature reviewed.
D R, Bickerstaff, S C, Harris, N R, Kay
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A case of osteosarcoma of the carpus is reported and the relevant literature reviewed.
D R, Bickerstaff, S C, Harris, N R, Kay
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2001
Relatively few studies investigating the vascular patterns of the carpus have been performed. Technical difficulties in identifying small vessels in three dimensions and in determining their location within the thick ligaments about the wrist have led to conflicting anatomic reports.
D M, Freedman +2 more
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Relatively few studies investigating the vascular patterns of the carpus have been performed. Technical difficulties in identifying small vessels in three dimensions and in determining their location within the thick ligaments about the wrist have led to conflicting anatomic reports.
D M, Freedman +2 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Large Animal Practice, 1980
Degenerative joint disease is the most frequently diagnosed problem of the carpus. Horses afflicted with this disease should not be injected with corticosteroids, but should be rested for several months. Swimming exercise and intra-articular injections of hyaluronic acid during this time help to restore the integrity of the involved joints.
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Degenerative joint disease is the most frequently diagnosed problem of the carpus. Horses afflicted with this disease should not be injected with corticosteroids, but should be rested for several months. Swimming exercise and intra-articular injections of hyaluronic acid during this time help to restore the integrity of the involved joints.
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Lesions and Tumors of the Carpus
Hand Clinics, 2006Lesions and tumors of the carpus are usually identified radiographically during a routine workup for wrist pain. Although most of these entities are benign, a failure to appreciate their presence may delay diagnosis and treatment. More importantly, a small subset of these tumors may be quite aggressive, and early recognition can spare the patient the ...
Christopher L, Forthman +1 more
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Kinematics and kinetics of the carpus
Equine Veterinary Journal, 1997Summary This study investigated the kinematics and kinetics of the carpus during the stance phase. Five Standardbred horses trotted on a treadmill at 8.9 m/s. The kinematics of the horses were filmed and hoof reaction forces (HRF) were recorded. The carpus was overextended throughout most of the stance.
C, Johnston, S, Drevemo, L, Roepstorff
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Surgical Approaches to the Carpus
Hand Clinics, 2006The increasing numbers of wrist disorders amenable to surgical treatment have resulted in a myriad of described exposures of the wrist. The purpose of this article is to provide an updated review of the commonly used exposures to the carpus and the distal radioulnar joint in a hand surgery practice.
Shian Chao, Tay, Alexander Y, Shin
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Metastatic disease to the carpus
The British Journal of Radiology, 1981Metastatic disease, previously believed not to occur distal to the elbow and knee, has been well documented in the phalanges (Kerin, 1958; Gold and Reefe, 1963; Mangini, 1967; Wu and Guise, 1978; Vancura et al., 1960). Bronchogenic carcinoma is frequently the associated primary tumour (Kerin, 1958).
P C, Cary, C A, Helms, H K, Genant
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Disorders of the Immature Carpus
Hand Clinics, 2006Carpal disorders in children are often associated with developmental abnormalities of structures surrounding the wrist. In addition, carpal ossification throughout childhood has unique influences on pediatric carpal injury. Because the immature carpus is composed of unossified cartilage, carpal abnormalities in young children are frequently ...
Patricia A, Hsu, Terry R, Light
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1985
Severe crush injuries affecting the bones of the carpus are rare. We review the nine cases that have previously been described and report four additional cases which we have treated and followed up. All 13 present remarkable similarities, with disruption of the carpal arch through the capitate-hamate articulation distally and the piso-triquetral joint
M, Garcia-Elias +3 more
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Severe crush injuries affecting the bones of the carpus are rare. We review the nine cases that have previously been described and report four additional cases which we have treated and followed up. All 13 present remarkable similarities, with disruption of the carpal arch through the capitate-hamate articulation distally and the piso-triquetral joint
M, Garcia-Elias +3 more
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Injuries of the carpus and scaphoid
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2007The scaphoid is one of eight carpal bones which lie in two rows (Figure 1). They are articulated together to form a semicircle, the convexity of which is proximal and articulates with the forearm bones. The scaphoid occupies the most radial position (thumb side) in the proximal row.
R V, Patel, F S, Haddad
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