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High-Pressure Injection Injuries

Hand Clinics, 1986
The use of high-pressure injection devices has resulted in an unusual type of injury to the upper extremity. Though on initial inspection the wound often appears benign, tissue damage beneath the skin is extensive. These injuries are surgical emergencies that demand prompt evaluation and treatment.
B T, Harter, K C, Harter
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A pressure device for intracellular injection

Experientia, 1974
On decrit un dispositif permettant l'injection intracellulaire de substances ioniques ou non ioniques et l'enregistrement simultane de l'activite electrique cellulaire. Ce dispositif est compose d'un tube de chauffage rempli d'alcool auquel est adapte une micropipette de verre contenant la solution a injecter.
C, Bader, D, Bertrand, G, Bertrand, A, Perrelet   +3 more
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High-Pressure Injection Injuries of the Hand

Orthopedics, 2005
While often innocuous at presentation, high-pressure injection injuries can lead to devastating consequences. Stiffness, chronic pain, infection, and even amputation can occur, with amputation rates ranging between 16% and 48%. Early surgical decompression and debridement are the cornerstones of treatment.
Kurre T, Luber, Jason P, Rehm, Alan E, Freeland   +2 more
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A high-pressure air injection injury

Injury, 1991
prolonged periods to treat venous congestion, which in time compromises arterial entry, in an attempt to preserve the maximal amount of irreplacable specialized skin. Distally based plantar avulsions often necrose, and in these two cases there was a strong clinical impression that the leeches saved as much as 60 per cent of plantar skin in the first ...
B, Olesen, P V, Madsen
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Load Transfer in Pressure Injected Anchors

Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, 1978
Two instrumented pressure injected (grouted) soil anchors were installed as part of tied-back excavation support systems in dense sands. Strain gages were used to determine the distribution of load in the anchors during load testing and subsequent excavation.
D.R. Shields, H. Schnabel, D.E. Weatherby   +2 more
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Pressure measurements during injection of corticosteroids

Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 1998
Corticosteroid injection into the orbit, eyelid and larynx is a common treatment for inflammation and neoplasm. Complications include embolisation into the ocular circulation resulting in permanent loss of vision. The overall aim of the reported research is to develop an injection cannula and monitoring system which can prevent inadvertent embolisation
S, Paul, J E, Egbert, A W, Walsh, M F, Hoey   +3 more
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High-pressure injection injuries of the hand

The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1975
In high-pressure injection injuries to the hand the most commonly injected materials are automotive grease, diesel oil, and paint. We treated twenty-six patients with high-pressure injection injuries of the hand and found that the injection of paint resulted in a poorer prognosis than did the injection of grease.
R H, Gelberman, J L, Posch, J M, Jurist
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HIGH-PRESSURE INJECTION INJURIES TO THE HAND

Hand Clinics, 1999
High-pressure injection injuries of the hand can lead to devastating outcomes. Amputation rates as high as 48% have been reported. The authors review the history of high-pressure injection injuries, with attention to the materials injected, the clinical presentation of these injuries, emergency room and subsequent definitive surgical management of ...
S B, Schnall, R, Mirzayan
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High-pressure Injection Injuries to the Hand

Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2014
The severity of high-pressure injection injuries to the hand is often underappreciated on initial presentation. These injuries require urgent and thorough surgical débridement. Despite the advances in our understanding of this injury type and the decline in amputation rates, the risk of long-term morbidity with diminished function and chronic symptoms ...
Melvin P, Rosenwasser, David H, Wei
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Occupational high-pressure injection injury

British Journal of Dermatology, 1986
SUMMARY A case of occupational high-pressure injection injury and details of its successful management is recorded, and the literature on this type of injury reviewed.
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