Some Experiences of Hand Surgery

Some Observations on the Surgery of the Hand

Probably the bulk of the more minor surgical vv0rk done in any military hospital consists treating septic diseases of the fingers, familiarity is apt to breed contempt, and the *act that a neglected whitlow may cause as jttuch economic disability to the patient as a fractured spine is not always fully realized. The Wastage of man-power is very considerable, and, as Denness (1944) puts it, a man...

Some Experiences in the Gynæcological Surgery of the Abdomen

tion of the experiences and views of some of the other Fellows. In attempting to classify such experiences in a way likely to be useful or interesting, I would divide them into a series? (1) according to the class of operation which furnished such experience during the actual operative procedure; and (2) in respect to after-treatment and subsequent progress in so far as these latter yielded any...

Transfer of Sensory Branches of Radial Nerve in Hand Surgery

One of the main principles in hand surgery is the restitution of sensation in fingers which seems hard or impossible in extensive hand traumas especially in war injuries. In this article transfer of sensory branch of radial nerve to sensory branch of median (in 25 cases) and to sensory branch of ulnar nerve (for the first time in literature and in 12 cases) is reported. Operative technics and r...

Surgery of the Hand

Surgery of the Hand