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- Brad D Blankenhorn, H James Pfaeffle, Peter Tang, Doug Robertson, Joseph Imbriglia, Robert J. Goitz
- The Journal of hand surgery
- 2007
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Proximal row carpectomy (PRC) is a clinically useful motion-sparing procedure for the treatment of certain degenerative conditions of the wrist. Clinical outcome studies after PRC have shown… (More)
- H James Pfaeffle, Matthew M Tomaino, +4 authors James H. Herndon
- Journal of orthopaedic research : official…
- 1996
The interosseous membrane is a structure deep in the forearm that joins the radius and the ulna. It is made up of membranous and ligamentous regions. Two main ligamentous structures have been… (More)
- Kenneth J. Fischer, Theodore T. Manson, H James Pfaeffle, Matthew M Tomaino, Savio L-Y. Woo
- Journal of biomechanics
- 2001
A method for measuring three-dimensional kinematics that incorporates the direct cross-registration of experimental kinematics with anatomic geometry from Computed Tomography (CT) data has been… (More)
- H James Pfaeffle, Kenneth J. Fischer, Theodore T. Manson, Matthew M Tomaino, Savio L-Y. Woo, James H. Herndon
- The Journal of hand surgery
- 2000
The objective of our study was to measure 3-dimensional force vectors (magnitude and direction) acting in the forearm when load is applied to the hand and to measure the actual force in the… (More)
- Robert Alexander Kaufmann, H James Pfaeffle, Brad D Blankenhorn, Kathryne J Stabile, Doug Robertson, Robert J. Goitz
- The Journal of hand surgery
- 2006
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To apply carpal kinematic analysis using noninvasive medical imaging to investigate the midcarpal and radiocarpal contributions to wrist flexion and extension in a quasidynamic in vitro… (More)
- Mary T. Gabriel, H James Pfaeffle, Kathryne J Stabile, Matthew M Tomaino, Kenneth J. Fischer
- The Journal of hand surgery
- 2004
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For severe forearm injuries such as an Essex-Lopresti fracture-dislocation, functional reconstruction necessitates repair of the interosseous ligament (IOL) to restore normal load sharing… (More)
- H James Pfaeffle, Kathryne J Stabile, Zong-Ming Li, Matthew M Tomaino
- The Journal of hand surgery
- 2006
PURPOSE
Longitudinal radioulnar dissociation may result when a compressive load to the hand results in excessive proximal migration of the radius with interosseous ligament (IOL) disruption and… (More)
- Kathryne J Stabile, H James Pfaeffle, Matthew M Tomaino
- Hand clinics
- 2002
Treatment recommendations for the Essex-Lopresti lesion have not come very far in 50 years. Although there have been multiple biomechanical studies, the biomechanics of forearm loading and stability… (More)
- John P C Howlett, H James Pfaeffle, Thanapong Waitayawinyu, Thomas E. Trumble
- The Journal of hand surgery
- 2008
PURPOSE
Treatment of scapholunate dissociation remains difficult. The modified Brunelli procedure, a flexor carpi radialis tenodesis through the scaphoid and secured with dorsal wrist ligaments, has… (More)
- Thanapong Waitayawinyu, H James Pfaeffle, Wren V. McCallister, Nicholas M Nemechek, Thomas E. Trumble
- Hand clinics
- 2010
Scaphoid nonunions can exist with or without avascular necrosis of the proximal pole, and waist fractures may have an associated humpback deformity. CT best shows the deformity and bone loss, whereas… (More)