Hand injuries are common and often underestimated in terms of the structures damaged and potential loss of function if they are inappropriately managed. An accurate initial assessment, which includes a full history and clinical examination, will facilitate the optimum management and future outcome of such injuries. This article aims to give the clinician a methodical approach to this assessment based on the underlying anatomical structures and highlights some of the common pitfalls. Key words: assessment; hand; injur
The semiology of the hand after brain damage is really rich. Its clinical evaluation remains quite d...
Timely identification of patients' problems after disorder or injury of the hand requires a thorough...
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My role is to consider the problems involved in assessing the injured hand on its arrival at hospita...
Acute hand injuries are routinely managed by family medicine and primary care physicians. An appropr...
All hand injuries, regardless of superficiality, may result in crippling loss of function if treatme...
Allen bestehenden Klassifikationen, die die Einteilung von Handverletzungen in Schweregrade zum Ziel...
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Introduction: Work-Related Hand Injuries (WRHIs) contribute to a significant workload of all acciden...
The wrist and hand form a highly complex organ that is of great importance in almost all daily activ...
This study of industrial hand injuries describes the nature of commonly encountered injuries, the si...
The Southampton Hand Assessment Procedure (SHAP) was devised to assess quantitatively the functional...
Background/aim: A review of the literature related to inhand manipulation (IHM) revealed that there ...
Introduction: We encounter acute traumatic injuries of the hand and wrist very often in the emergenc...
This chapter details crush injuries of the hand as opposed to crush syndrome. The definition along w...
The semiology of the hand after brain damage is really rich. Its clinical evaluation remains quite d...
Timely identification of patients' problems after disorder or injury of the hand requires a thorough...
Pain is a complex, multi-dimensional experience that is usually associated with local tissue damage ...
My role is to consider the problems involved in assessing the injured hand on its arrival at hospita...
Acute hand injuries are routinely managed by family medicine and primary care physicians. An appropr...
All hand injuries, regardless of superficiality, may result in crippling loss of function if treatme...
Allen bestehenden Klassifikationen, die die Einteilung von Handverletzungen in Schweregrade zum Ziel...
Thesis title: Acute injury offlexor appliance from second to fifth fingers ofband Diagnosing the pro...
Introduction: Work-Related Hand Injuries (WRHIs) contribute to a significant workload of all acciden...
The wrist and hand form a highly complex organ that is of great importance in almost all daily activ...
This study of industrial hand injuries describes the nature of commonly encountered injuries, the si...
The Southampton Hand Assessment Procedure (SHAP) was devised to assess quantitatively the functional...
Background/aim: A review of the literature related to inhand manipulation (IHM) revealed that there ...
Introduction: We encounter acute traumatic injuries of the hand and wrist very often in the emergenc...
This chapter details crush injuries of the hand as opposed to crush syndrome. The definition along w...
The semiology of the hand after brain damage is really rich. Its clinical evaluation remains quite d...
Timely identification of patients' problems after disorder or injury of the hand requires a thorough...
Pain is a complex, multi-dimensional experience that is usually associated with local tissue damage ...