Background: Soft tissue defect of dorsum hand is a difficult problem to deal with in reconstructive surgery. Various factors have be considered for planning the reconstruction. Aims and Objectives: To assess overall incidence soft on hand, evaluation different options coverage assessment outcome complications (both primary donor sites) procedures like tissue. Materials Methods: We present our e...

This paper describes the course and variation in the brain base arteries in fallow deer. The metrical features of the brain base arteries were determined with an image analysis system. The main sources of blood supply to the brain in fallow deer are internal carotid arteries; vertebral arteries rarely participate in blood supply. The brain base arteries in fallow deer show variation both in the...

BACKGROUND It can be difficult to select an appropriate flap for various defects on the hand. Although defects of the hand usually must be covered with a skin flap, some defects require a flap with rich blood supply and adequate additive soft tissue volume. The authors present their experience with the anconeus muscle free flap in the reconstruction of various defects and the release of scar co...

In a study of 42 tetraplegic patients, physiological, neurological, electrophysiological and radiological examinations were made in 11 patients with complete tetraplegia who had wrist pain after rehabilitation. Pain relief produced by a selective, posterior interosseous nerve lidocaine block indicated distal posterior interosseous nerve syndrome. This syndrome can sometimes be treated conservat...

Localized Neurogenic Vasoconstriction of the Basilar Artery • Ring segments from the caudal end of the basilar artery of the rabbit contract to electrical stimulation of their intramural nerve supply more than those from adjacent parts of the vertebral and the rostral three-fourths of the basilar arteries. The magnitude of developed neurogenic tension is approximately one-fourth that of the ear...

Eight years ago a 64-year-old diabetic man began having one or two minute attacks of lightheadedness, vertigo, blurred vision and occasional paresthesia in both sides of the face and the lips. Two years prior to admission, he had had one episode of vision loss in the left eye for 20 to 30 seconds. The neurological examination on admission showed normal limits. The cerebral angiograms revealed: ...