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Hand | Review Article

January 21, 2022

Korean

Ulnar impaction syndrome: how to diagnose and treat?

Hyun Sik Seok, Jong Woong Park, Jong Woo Kang

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):105-118.

Ulnar impaction syndrome (UIS), also called ulnocarpal abutment syndrome, is a degenerative condition induced by repeated loads on the ulnocarpal joint and is a representative cause of ulnar-sided wrist pain....

Hand | Original Article

February 4, 2022

English

The role of skin antisepsis in upper extremity surgery to reduce surgical site infection: a comparison between single and triple regimens

Ji Sup Hwang, Dong Min Lee, Yo Han Lee

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):119-124.

Purpose: No consensus exits regarding preoperative skin antisepsis for upper extremity surgery. We aimed to determine whether the use of povidone-iodine only (single regimen) instead of povidone-iodine and alcohol-chlorhexidine (triple...

Hand | Original Article

March 29, 2022

English

Comparative finite element analysis of an osseointegration system in transradial amputation: a proposal of a new design for osseointegration

Young Seok Lee, Heaseong Jeoung, Seung Gun Lee, et al.

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):125-133.

Purpose: Conventional osseointegration systems have been applied in patients requiring transhumeral or transfemoral amputation. However, the application of these systems to transradial amputation is limited by the small diameter of...

Hand | Original Article

March 30, 2022

English

Surgical outcomes of untreated congenital polysyndactyly of the foot in adult patients

Soo Jin Woo, Jinil Choi, Ju Long Hu, et al.

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):134-139.

Purpose: Polydactyly of the foot is a common congenital anomaly. The goal of surgery for polydactyly is to increase similarity to the contralateral foot, with a well-aligned arcade of toes...

Hand | Original Article

April 5, 2022

English

A combined anterior and posterior approach for elbow ankylosis

Yeun Soo Kim, Jihyeung Kim, Kee Soo Kang, et al.

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):140-148.

Purpose: An ankylosed elbow should be released with consideration of the nature of the stiffness and location of the pathologic structures, and care should be taken to avoid damage to...

Hand | Original Article

March 31, 2022

English

Comparison of erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein in patients with distal radius fractures according to the prophylactic antibiotic period: 1 day versus 1 week

Dae-Geun Kim, Byung Hoon Kwack

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):149-153.

Purpose: Surgical site infection is a serious postoperative complication. Most surgical site infections after distal radius fracture (DRF) surgery are superficial and early-onset, and they can be prevented by prophylactic...

Hand | Original Article

April 29, 2022

English

Nail sparing and sub-nail bed approach for the excision of subungual glomus tumors

Jae Jun Nam, Yong Been Kim, Jae Joong Kim, et al.

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):154-160.

Purpose: The excision of subungual glomus tumors on the distal phalanx may cause nail deformities. Herein, we report our nail-sparing and sub-nail bed approach for the excision of subungual glomus...

Microsurgery | Review Article

May 25, 2022

English

Forearm replantation: pearls and pitfalls

Dong Hee Kim, Sang Ho Kwak, Sang Hyun Lee

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):171-179.

Forearm replantation is a challenging procedure for both patients and medical professionals. High survival rates are now being achieved owing to developments in microsurgical techniques. However, patient expectations for a...

Microsurgery | Original Article

May 27, 2022

English

Reconstruction of soft tissue defects caused by spinal surgery using a dorsal intercostal artery perforator flap

Min-Seok Kim, Si-Gyun Roh, Jin Yong Shin, et al.

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):180-186.

Purpose: The reconstruction of defects resulting from spinal surgery poses a challenge to plastic surgeons due to the curved contour and strong skin tension of the back. Implant and metal...

Nerve | Original Article

February 10, 2022

English

Standard incision and median nerve external neurolysis for recalcitrant carpal tunnel syndrome

Bassmh A. Al-Dhafer, Sang Young Kim, Young Ho Shin, et al.

Arch Hand Microsurg. 2022;27(2):187-192.

Purpose: Failed carpal tunnel surgery poses a challenge for the attending surgeon(s). Numerous revision techniques have been reported in the literature, with evidence of long-term improvement. However, studies exploring how...

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