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The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1987
Investigations of 100 consecutive hand injuries in box ing have shown that 39% occurred in the area of the thumb, including the radial carpals, metacarpals and phalanges and their joints. These injuries were mostly caused by forced abduction of the thumb.
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Investigations of 100 consecutive hand injuries in box ing have shown that 39% occurred in the area of the thumb, including the radial carpals, metacarpals and phalanges and their joints. These injuries were mostly caused by forced abduction of the thumb.
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Journal of Hand Surgery, 1994
Data are reported from a study of 1,003 patients attending with hand injuries at an Accident and Emergency Department. Among both left- and right-handers, injuries to the right hand were more common than to the left hand, except for accidents to right-handers at work. For this group there were more injuries to the left hand.
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Data are reported from a study of 1,003 patients attending with hand injuries at an Accident and Emergency Department. Among both left- and right-handers, injuries to the right hand were more common than to the left hand, except for accidents to right-handers at work. For this group there were more injuries to the left hand.
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1967
1. In a series of seventy-one patients with wringer injuries of the hand three basic types of lesion were observed: a) denuding of part of or the entire hand, usually accompanied by avulsion of the distal phalanges; b) small lacerated wounds with wide detachment of surrounding skin and frequent fractures; c) multiple cut injuries of digits or the ...
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1. In a series of seventy-one patients with wringer injuries of the hand three basic types of lesion were observed: a) denuding of part of or the entire hand, usually accompanied by avulsion of the distal phalanges; b) small lacerated wounds with wide detachment of surrounding skin and frequent fractures; c) multiple cut injuries of digits or the ...
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Escalator injuries of the hand
Injury, 1973Summary Three almost identical hand injuries in children riding on escalators are described. The mechanism by which these injuries were sustained is studied and the means for preventing such potentially disastrous occurrences discussed.
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Injuries to the hand in children
The American Journal of Surgery, 1955Abstract A series of injuries of the hand in children have been presented. The surgical procedures necessary are shown in Table III. Table III Surgical Procedures Primary tenor- Tendon graft 21 raphy 34 Pedicle graft 9 Primary neuror- Secondary tenor- rhaphy 19 rhaphy 7 Fixation of fractures 25 Secondary neuror-
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Mutilating Injuries of the Hand
Hand Clinics, 1986Initial operative care of mutilating injuries is discussed as well as reconstructive procedures for partial hand amputees, including digital transposition and bone grafting.
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Hand, 1975
Abstract 1. (1) A survey is presented of all injuries of the hand presenting to an Accident Service working in a catchment area of 445,000 people. 2. (2) In this area, provision needs to be made for the treatment of 6,000 patients with hand injuries each year. 3. (3) These patients require 9,000 attendances at the Accident Service and its
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Abstract 1. (1) A survey is presented of all injuries of the hand presenting to an Accident Service working in a catchment area of 445,000 people. 2. (2) In this area, provision needs to be made for the treatment of 6,000 patients with hand injuries each year. 3. (3) These patients require 9,000 attendances at the Accident Service and its
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The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1962
Harold E. Kleinert, Donald J. Williams
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Harold E. Kleinert, Donald J. Williams
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