Nerves may be inadvertently injured during trauma surgery due to distorted anatomy,
traction applied to a limb, soft tissue retraction, by power tools, instrumentation and from …

The anatomical snuffbox is a small triangular area situated in the radial part of the wrist,
often used to perform clinical and surgical procedures. Despite the frequency with which this …

Tendon-related and joint-related disorders of the wrist and hand region are common clinical
conditions that may result in significant functional limitations. When clinically indicated …

Lesion to subcutaneous nerves is a well-known risk of orthopedic surgery and a significant
cause of postoperative pain and dissatisfaction in patients. High-resolution ultrasound can …

This pictorial review focuses on the ultrasound (US) appearance of the normal and
pathological radial nerve (RN) and its branches and provides tips with which to locate them …

Objective Lister's tubercle is used as a standard anatomical landmark in hand surgery and
arthroscopy procedures. In this study, we aimed to evaluate and propose a classification for …

We have found an interesting coincidental variation of the superficial branch of the radial
nerve and the brachioradialis muscle in a male cadaver. The superficial branch of the radial …

Background and aim The objective of this study is to introduce a novel percutaneous
reduction technique for irreducible and difficult paediatric radius and ulna fractures in the …

Objectives To evaluate the effectiveness of a vein visualization display system using near-
infrared light (“Vein Display”) for the safe and proper selection of venipuncture sites for …

Three commonly used approaches to the forearm in orthopedic surgery are Henry's,
Thompson's, and the ulnar approach, each of which has the potential to cause injury to …