Injuries To The Hand And Digits

Jun 20, 2013

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Outline. AnatomyPrinciples of EvaluationGeneral Hand ExaminationAnesthesia and Direct Wound ExaminationRadiographs, Consultation, and DispositionTendon InjuriesFlexor / Extensor TendonsLigaments And Dislocation InjuriesCompartment SyndromeHigh-Pressure Injection Injury. Hand Anatomy. Hand consist of 27 bones:14 Phalangeal bones5 Metacarpal bones8 Carpal bonesCarpal bones are made up of two rows of four bones bridged by flexor retinaculum which forms the carpal tunnel.Carpal tunnel 29943

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Injuries To The Hand And Digits

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