Titlebook: Disorders of the Hand; Volume 3: Inflammati Ian A. Trail,Andrew N.M. Fleming Book 2015 Springer-Verlag London 2015 Hand.Orthopaedics.Surger

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“The Wide, Wide World,” 1896–1897nt modalities have evolved, only a few studies offer evidence-based data on the effectiveness and long-term results of the different treatment options. Of all the different forms of osteoarthritis, the degenerative or idiopathic type is the most common and this has a high prevalence of finger joint

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Brian Bischof CPA, MCSD, and MCTrment in movement, strength, dexterity or sensation can have huge impact on function. In rheumatoid arthritis all these factors conspire to cause impairment, affect productivity and may create social stigma.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137347046 and skin pits in the palm of hand. These may progress into cords that ultimately may contract and obstruct extension of the fingers. There is a wide range of treatments available now, some more invasive and surgical, such as (dermo-) fasciectomy, and some less invasive such as needle fasciotomy and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24652-6geal (PIP) joints. Fortunately, in most cases the contracture either resolves or is not clinically significant and can be ignored. In others, however, treatment is required. The nature of a contracture depends very much on the severity of the initial injury, the treatment received and perhaps most i

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Ian A. Trail,Andrew N.M. FlemingEssential resource for final year trainees and consultants in busy hand surgery practices.Illustrated with images, radiographs and line drawings to provide practical guidance on surgical procedures.Co

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