Primary repair of flexor tendons.
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Finger Injuries↗
Biomedical subjects
H E Kleinert
Publications and source records attributed to H E Kleinert.
Technique of nerve anastomosis.
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Hand Injuries↗
Anomalous muscles and nerve entrapment in the wrist and hand.
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Post-traumatic sympathetic dystrophy.
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Adolescent↗
Reimplantation of amputated digits and hands.
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Amputation, Traumatic↗
Complications of moustache or traumatic hair-lip. Case report.
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Accidents, Traffic↗
Etiology and treatment of the so-called mucous cyst of the finger.
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Aged↗
The ulnar tunnel syndrome.
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Anatomy, Regional↗
Axillary block anesthesia for surgery of the hand.
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Reconstruction of the amputated finger tip with a triangular volar flap. A new surgical procedure.
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Adolescent↗
The deformed finger nail, a frequent result of failure to repair nail bed injuries.
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Finger Injuries↗
Light bulb injury: acute purulent tenosynovitis due to migrating filament.
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Accidents↗
Vascular injuries of the upper extremity.
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Arm↗
Emergency hand operations.
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Hand Injuries↗
David R. Boyd Lecture in Trauma Care and Emergency Medical Systems: upper extremity injuries--past, present, and future.
Since its recognition as a subspeciality soon after World War I, hand surgery has evolved into a highly specialized and sophisticated field of medicine. Enormous advances have been made in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the upper limb; primary tenorrhaphy and the application of microsurgical techniques for revascularization, replantation, and free tissue transfer are among the most important innovations. This article reviews the history of flexor tendon surgery and reconstructive microsurgery up to the present time, and makes some predictions for the future direction of these, and other, areas of hand surgery.
Forecasting↗
Vascular injuries about the elbow.
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Adult↗