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Transverse Volar Skin Laceration of the Finger: A Sign of Volar Plate Injury
Hand, 1979Transverse tears of the volar skin of a finger with a hyper-extension injury is associated with frequent volar plate tears or avulsions. Recognition is essential for surgical exploration of the volar plate and supporting joint structures and, if injured, surgical repair should be carried out at the time of skin suturing.
E G, Zook, A L, Van Beek, P, Wavak
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Volar Locking Plate + Dorsal-Ulnar Plate
2016With the advent of locking volar plates, many distal radius fractures, including those with comminution, are able to be adequately stabilized from a volar approach only. However, some fractures require supplemental fixation to adequately stabilize and prevent escape of the dorsal-ulnar fragment, and with it, subluxation of the carpus.
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Volar Plate/Hook Pin for Volar Lunate Facet Fragment
2016Intra-articular fractures of the distal radius that include a separate coronal plane fragment at the volar lunate facet represent a difficult subset of fractures. They are often challenging to identify on initial radiographs. Furthermore, gaining adequate fixation in an often small, unstable lunate facet fragment is deceivingly difficult to achieve ...
Michael Maceroli, Warren C. Hammert
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Volar Locking Plate and Radial Styloid Plating
2016A significant number of distal radius fractures can be appropriately managed with a volar locking plate alone. However, fractures with a radial column/styloid fragment can prove difficult to capture with a standard volar locking plate, as the primary or secondary fracture lines would be parallel to the distal screws of most volar plates.
Jeffrey N. Lawton, Joshua Hudgens
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Volar Plate Fixation of Distal Radius Fractures
Hand Clinics, 2005Volar fixed angle fixation may be considered as the beginning of a new era in restoring wrist function to patients with dorsally displaced distal radius fractures even in the face of comminuted or osteopenic bone. A thorough understanding of the anatomy of the wrist is a prerequisite when volarly approaching dorsally displaced distal radius fractures ...
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Swollen PIP joint (volar plate injury)
1997Abstract Irreversible volar plate contracture (bent finger) can develop late (up to 3 months). Follow up all these injuries at least once. Thereafter, tell the patient to return if the finger starts to bend and will not straighten completely. Then refer to hand surgeon or therapist.
G R Wilson +3 more
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