Hand and Finger Injuries 2004

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Hand and Finger Injuries 2004

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Hand and Wrist Injuries

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Chapter 20: Rehabilitation of Wrist, Hand and Finger Injuries

Chapter 20: Rehabilitation of Wrist, Hand and Finger Injuries. Rehabilitation Techniques for Specific Injuries. Distal Radius Fractures Pathomechanics Simple extra-articular, non-displaced fractures tend to heal without incident Full or near full recovery

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Hand injuries

Hand injuries. Priorities. Function, Function, Function! Must be able to test sensory, motor and tendon function. Should be able to draw a cross-section of wrist. If tendon, nerve or vascular injury, consult . Know the location of all important deep structures. Priorities.

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Halliburton Hand/Finger Injury Prevention

Halliburton Hand/Finger Injury Prevention. Renee Huntman, MS, CSP. Hand/Finger Injuries. Objective. To minimize the risk of exposure to hazards associated with hands and arms. Gloves.

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Common Hand Injuries

Common Hand Injuries. I.M. Doctor, M.D. My Office My City, State. The information in this presentation was provided to the presenter by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and may be modified. Endorsement of this presentation by the AAOS is not implied or inferred. Thank you to

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Hand injuries

Hand injuries. Vascular Injuries Ligament Injuries Dislocations Fractures. Vascular Injuries. Vessel divisions Compartment syndrome Following crush injuries and the fractures of the forearm and hand, pressure within the facial compartments rises, Occlude the microcirculation.

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Hand Injuries

Hand Injuries. Finger and Thumb Abnormalities. Anatomy of the Phalanx. DIP versus PIP. Mallet Finger. Distal Phalanx is forcefully flexed and tears the extensor tendon at the DIP joint. Mallet Finger. Treatment for Mallet Finger. Splint is slight hyperflexion for 6-8 weeks DO NOT REMOVE.

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Wrist and Hand Anatomy and Injuries

Wrist and Hand Anatomy and Injuries. Morgan Scott, MS, ATC, LAT. Unit Objectives. Understand the basic anatomy of the wrist and hand Explain various types of injuries that occur Understand the common mechanisms of injury Understand the signs and symptoms of the various types of injuries.

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Wrist and Hand Injuries

Wrist and Hand Injuries. Chapter 12. Anatomy of the Wrist and Hand. Bones and Joints Wrist Joint between arm and hand Carpal bones 8 Irregularly shaped Articulate w/ ulna, radius, and metacarpals. Anatomy of the Wrist and Hand. Anatomy of the Wrist and Hand. Carpal bones cont’d

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Common Wrist, Hand, & Finger Injuries

Common Wrist, Hand, & Finger Injuries. Forearm Fracture. Colles ’ Fracture. Wrist Sprain. TFCC Injury. Carpal Tunnel. Lunate Dislocation. Scaphoid Fracture. Mallet Finger. Boutonniere Deformity. Jersey Finger. Sprains, Dislocations, Fractures of the Phalanges. Gamekeeper’s Thumb.

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Finger and Hand Dexterity

Finger and Hand Dexterity . Presentation By: Jay Bradford Erik Christenson Adam Claus Evan Pollock Chris Camarata. Finger and Hand Dexterity. Three Functional Capacity Tests to be discussed are: 1) Perdue Pegboard Test 2) Complete Minnesota Dexterity Test 3) Epic Hand Function.

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Hand injuries

Hand injuries. Priorities. Function, Function, Function! Must be able to test sensory, motor and tendon function. Should be able to draw a cross-section of wrist. If tendon, nerve or vascular injury, consult. Know the location of all important deep structures. Priorities.

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Wrist and Hand injuries

Wrist and Hand injuries. Quick Review: Radius is on the Thumb Side Make sure you can locate AND NAME THE JOINTS OF THE HAND. Metacarpals. 5 bones Numbered 1 through 5 Thumb is #1 Pinky is #5. INJURIES. Colle ’ s Fracture. Involves the distal end of radius Silver fork deformity.

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Common Hand and Wrist Injuries

Common Hand and Wrist Injuries. Andrew Getzin, MD Cayuga Medical Center Sports Medicine and Athletic Performance agetzin@cayugmed.org www.cayugamed.org/sportsmedicine Ithaca College. How I Will Approach Each Problem. What is it? Does it need any special imaging? How do I treat it?

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Finger and Hand Dexterity

Finger and Hand Dexterity. Presentation By: Jay Bradford Erik Christenson Adam Claus Evan Pollock Chris Camarata. Finger and Hand Dexterity. Three Functional Capacity Tests to be discussed are: 1) Perdue Pegboard Test 2) Complete Minnesota Dexterity Test 3) Epic Hand Function.

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