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through the gap between the carpal bones (‘drive-through phenomena’). Total injury => open re-insertion or ligament reconstruction RC, radiocarpal joint; MC, mid-carpal joint Carpal instability and symptoms Carpal instability
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patient. Evaluation of the nerve roots from L4 to S4 is mandatory. The L5 nerve root is at risk in the L5/S1 foramina, and more importantly, the lumbosacral trunk is at high risk considering that it runs across the anterior aspect of sacral ala
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reconstruction, tendon transfers, arthroplasty, or a combination of these options to restore function. The goal of this review was to clarify the definition of pseudoparalysis and pseudoparesis based on the current literature and to delineate the clinical
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seven hand surgery departments at university hospitals in Sweden, performing all kinds of hand surgery including that relating to acute hand trauma – such as microsurgical reconstructions and joint, tendon, ligament and nerve reconstructions – as well as
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.7% 126 2 Complication with outpatient or medication treatment Temporary nerve injury 2–7% 119 , 122 , 123 , 127 Permanent nerve injury < 1% 122 Perineal skin damage < 1% 119 , 122 , 123 , 128
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, acetabular fracture treatment has to respect the pelvic ring stability as well as the congruence of the hip joint. While in young patients mostly the primary reconstruction is the first choice for surgery, this has not been clearly defined for acetabular
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of the peripheral myelin sheath and is classified into subtypes varying in progression. CMT IA is the most common form including peripheral nerve myelin degeneration and decreased motor nerve conduction. In most cases, the disease process is
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mortis, the femoral canal and part of the femoral vein. Part IIC includes part of the femoral vein and the femoral artery. Zone IID includes the femoral nerve and the psoas muscle. The obturator nerve generally exits the obturator hole in zone IIB, below
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complications in the treatment for DD are numerous: nerve injury with pain and sensory loss, chronic regional pain syndrome with functional impairment, ischemia due to digital arterial damage, stiffness or contractures due to scar tissue, arthrofibrosis or
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reconstruction techniques have been proposed, including structural allografts, bone impaction grafting, jumbo cups, anti-protrusion cages, trabecular metal augments, cup-cage combinations, oblong cups and custom-made cages ( 4 , 5 , 7 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10
