The appropriate approaches for decompression of upper extremity compartments are listed ... (metacarpophalangeal joint at 70° to 90° of flexion and interphalangeal joints in 0° to 10° of ...

“We can use it for children with fixed flexion deformities of their knee, to correct varus and valgus malalignments of the distal femur and to correct rotational deformities of the limb.

Thanks to new orthopedic procedures and technologies, people with limb ... deformity. Each year, 8 million physician visits are made by children under 18 years of age for trauma to the upper ...

In this multicenter, randomized, controlled trial involving 127 patients with moderate-to-severe upper-limb impairment 6 months ... a wrist unit for flexion–extension, abduction–adduction ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Patients with a fixed flexion contracture should be carefully evaluated and educated on stretching exercises ...

Severe nerve damage can lead to paralysis of an upper limb, with a loss of function and sensation ... The aim is usually to reconstruct a single function, such as elbow flexion. After the procedure, ...

pain on flexion and extension of the elbow, pain with shoulder movement, tenseness of the brachium to palpation, and decreased motor strength in the upper extremity. There will usually be good ...