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Management of Severe Forearm Injuries
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1981A review of principles and an operative guideline for repair of severely mutilating injuries to the forearm have been set forth. These concepts and their application have been illustrated in a series of clinical cases. The following key concepts have developed from these clinical experiences: 1.
B, Faibisoff, R K, Daniel
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Hand and forearm injuries from penetrating projectiles
The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1992Compared with other surgical literature published after the Vietnam and Persian Gulf wars, hand surgery literature has been relatively void of information regarding projectile injury. Wound ballistics research of the past 10 years has shown that objective evaluation of tissue disruption is the only valid guide to treatment.
M L, Fackler, W E, Burkhalter
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2007
The elbow and forearm create a fascinating joint complex. It is a highly congruous joint that provides a wide range of motion required for functions such as sports. The adolescent athlete has the added dimensions of growth and development, which can affect forces around the joint, as well as motor function, and can be the source of multiple potential ...
Anthony Luke, Margaret Lee, Marc Safran
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The elbow and forearm create a fascinating joint complex. It is a highly congruous joint that provides a wide range of motion required for functions such as sports. The adolescent athlete has the added dimensions of growth and development, which can affect forces around the joint, as well as motor function, and can be the source of multiple potential ...
Anthony Luke, Margaret Lee, Marc Safran
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IPSILATERAL ELBOW AND FOREARM INJURIES IN CHILDREN
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1981Twenty‐five children with combined elbow injury and forearm bone fractures have been reviewed. The incidence of serious complications was low, and only one patient was significantly handicapped. Open reduction and internal fixation of the supracondylar fracture with closed treatment of the forearm fracture gave the best results.
G S, Bhuller, A E, Hardy
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Ischemic forearm injuries. (Turkish)
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 1997N. K. Baran
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The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1979
The effects of single forearm arterial injuries with and without associated neurological injuries were studied. Fifty subjects were evaluated: seven patients with isolated arterial lacerations, 15 patients with isolated nerve lacerations, 13 patients with combined nerve and arterial injuries, and 15 control subjects.
R H, Gelberman +3 more
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The effects of single forearm arterial injuries with and without associated neurological injuries were studied. Fifty subjects were evaluated: seven patients with isolated arterial lacerations, 15 patients with isolated nerve lacerations, 13 patients with combined nerve and arterial injuries, and 15 control subjects.
R H, Gelberman +3 more
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American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2017
Background: Despite evidence highlighting the importance of the forearm flexor muscles of elite baseball players, no studies have reported on the epidemiology of flexor strains and their associated outcomes.
J. Hodgins +5 more
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Background: Despite evidence highlighting the importance of the forearm flexor muscles of elite baseball players, no studies have reported on the epidemiology of flexor strains and their associated outcomes.
J. Hodgins +5 more
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IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2022
This letter proposes a soft wearable robot with shape memory alloy (SMA)-based artificial muscle to assist with upper limb motion. The SMA-based artificial muscle was designed by embedding a bundle of SMA coil springs into a stretchable coolant vessel ...
Jaeyeon Jeong +7 more
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This letter proposes a soft wearable robot with shape memory alloy (SMA)-based artificial muscle to assist with upper limb motion. The SMA-based artificial muscle was designed by embedding a bundle of SMA coil springs into a stretchable coolant vessel ...
Jaeyeon Jeong +7 more
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Brachial and forearm vessel injuries
Surgical Clinics of North America, 2002Upper extremity vascular injuries are common in trauma. The mortality rate from these injuries is quite low; however, the morbidity rate is quite significant. Prompt diagnosis and treatment can reduce the amputation rate for these injuries to minimal. Furthermore, morbidity from late complications of chronic ischemia, restenosis, and cold intolerance ...
Charles E, Fields +2 more
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Gunshot Fractures of the Forearm: A Multicenter Evaluation.
Journal of Orthopaedics and Trauma, 2021OBJECTIVES To evaluate a large series of open fractures of the forearm following gunshot wounds in order to determine complication rates and factors that may lead to infection, nonunion, or compartment syndrome. DESIGN Multi-center retrospective review.
D. Veltre +17 more
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