S. Salazar Botero

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Review of Acute Traumatic Closed Mallet Finger Injuries in Adults
TLDR
Given the lack of consensus regarding indications for treatment, it is proposed to treat all cases of mallet finger with a dorsal glued splint except for stage IV malletfinger, which is treated with extra-articular pinning.
Carpal scaphoid non-union treatment: a retrospective trial comparing simple retrograde percutaneous screw fixation versus percutaneous screw fixation plus pulsed electromagnetic fields (Physiostim®)
TLDR
The results of the study did not show any interest in the use of pulsed electromagnetic field for the treatment of carpal scaphoid non-union, and they should be dropped.
Technical feasibility of robot-assisted minimally-invasive neurolysis of the lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh: About a case.
Is there a relevance of suction drainage in non-septic wrist surgery?
Establishing a reproducible protocol for measuring index active extension strength
TLDR
The results show that the reproducible protocol to measure active extension strength in the index finger is reproducible in measuring independent and dependent index extension strength.
Results of conservative treatment of volar plate sprains of the proximal interphalangeal joint with and without avulsion fracture.
Surgical technique: about a new total and isoelastic wrist implant (Prosthelast®)
TLDR
The preliminary results of the case series show that the new Prosthelast® implant presents comparable short-term results to those described in the literature.
Resistance of primary microsurgical repair of palmar digital nerves to finger mobilization: A cadaver study.
The biomechanical properties of 44 human digital collateral nerves from fresh frozen cadavers
Mechanical characterization of digital collateral nerves: a cadaver study
TLDR
The aim of this study was to characterize the mechanical properties of human digital collateral nerves to look for a correlation with density as an intrinsic property of materials.