Livedo is an ischemic dermopathy caused by vasculopathies or prothrombotic states, and characterized the violaceous lace-like mottling of skin. We report on a patient who developed livedo reticularis – racemosa overlap syndrome as late sequel erysipelas, being restricted to limb segment affected earlier erysipelas devoid systemic vasculopathy. Though are common disorders, we could not find in l...

No published studies have addressed the role of hand dominance in various types of forearm fractures. The present study aims to investigate the effects of the dominant hand and gender in forearm fractures in children and adolescents. In a prospective study, 181 children aged 2-15 years presenting with unilateral forearm fracture were examined over a 6-year period, investigating the role of the ...

Background: Displaced fractures of radius and ulna bones in adults are usually treated with open reduction and internal fixation. The purpose of this research was to access functional outcome of these fractures. Materials and Methods: In this research 52 Patients who underwent ORIF with DCP 3.5 in past 5 years were investigated. Post-operation protocol was one week immobilization and then acti...

BACKGROUND There are few reports concerning chronic compartment syndrome producing symptoms in the forearm, although in the lower limb this is a well recognised condition. The objective was to demonstrate that chronic compartment syndrome is a cause of exercise induced forearm pain and transient upper limb dysfunction and that forearm compartment decompression can reliably relieve the associate...