Hypothenar hammer syndrome (HHS) is an uncommon form of secondary Raynaud
phenomenon, occurring mainly in subjects who use the hypothenar part of the hand as a …

Hypothenar hammer syndrome (HHS) is characterized by digital ischemia after repetitive
traumatic injury to the ulnar artery. Some hypothesize that susceptible patients have an …

Hypothenar hammer syndrome (HHS) is a rather rare condition and is a term used to
describe an aneurysm or thrombosis of the ulnar artery. It is considered an occupational or …

Patients with hand and finger pain regularly present to primary care practices. Although a
well-known clinical entity to specialists, hypothenar hammer syndrome is an uncommon …

BACKGROUND: Hypothenar hammer syndrome is a rare vascular overuse syndrome
characterized by post-traumatic vascular insufficiency of the hand from repetitive …

Hypothenar hammer syndrome is an uncommon cause of upper-extremity ischemia that is
often overlooked in the absence of a thorough occupational and recreational history …

Hypothenar hammer syndrome is an uncommon cause of symptomatic ischemia of the hand
secondary to the formation of aneurysm or thrombosis of the ulnar artery as a result of …

Hypothenar hammer Syndrome (HHS) is a condition characterised by digital ischaemia as a
result of repetitive trauma to the hypothenar eminence of the hand. It occurs in people who …

Thrombosis of the ulnar artery (UA) secondary to blunt trauma of the hand was first
described in 1934 by von Rosen in a 23-year-old factory worker who was successfully …

Hypothenar hammer syndrome is a rare and often incorrectly diagnosed form of secondary
Raynaud's phenomenon in workers who use their hand as a hammer. We report 17 …