Biomedical subjects
G CALBERG
Publications and source records attributed to G CALBERG.
[Intrinsic-plus position of the hand caused by contracture of the interosseous muscles].
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[Nerve compressions at the level of the carpal tunnel].
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[Immediate treatment of hand injuries].
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[Hydrocortisone in traumatology; risks and indications; clinical study of 800 cases].
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[The use of hydrocortisone in traumatology; clinical study of 300 cases].
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[Danger of radiodiagnostic equipment].
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[Treatment of peripheral nerve injuries of the hand].
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[Treatment of the lesions of peripheral nerves of the hand; case reports].
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[Shoulder-hand syndrome; from cardiology to orthopedics].
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[Tenosynovitis crepitans; clinical study of 340 cases].
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[Staphylococcic infections; epidemiology, prevention, therapy].
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[Organization of the rehabilitation of the wounded. Practical experience of a Centre de traumatologie].
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[Injuries of the cranium].
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[Rupture of the long extensor tendon of the thumb following fracture of the wrist].
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[Wounds and ruptures of the extensor tendons of the hand. Clinical study of 300 cases].
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[Sprains, ligamental ruptures and dislocations of the fingers].
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