1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0363-5023(05)80177-7
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Corrective osteotomy for scaphoid malunion: Technique and long-term follow-up evaluation

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“…Vascularized bone grafts (VBGs) have been used to increase the union rate under such circumstances. 8,9 The use of pedicle VBGs harvested either from the dorsal or volar side is technically easier than the free vascular graft, and has been reported to show promising results. 10 -12 However, difficulties in accommodating the bone graft into the scaphoid cavity and failure in correcting the humpback deformity because of limited pedicle length have been described.…”
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“…Vascularized bone grafts (VBGs) have been used to increase the union rate under such circumstances. 8,9 The use of pedicle VBGs harvested either from the dorsal or volar side is technically easier than the free vascular graft, and has been reported to show promising results. 10 -12 However, difficulties in accommodating the bone graft into the scaphoid cavity and failure in correcting the humpback deformity because of limited pedicle length have been described.…”
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“…[1][2][3][4] Some researchers even have suggested treating symptomatic malunions of the scaphoid with an osteotomy to correct intrascaphoid angular malalignment. 2,5 Others have questioned the importance of residual scaphoid deformity after fracture. 6 To investigate the importance of scaphoid deformity a reliable measure of scaphoid deformity is needed.…”
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“…Lynch et Linscheid [29] ont publié cinq cas opérés avec un recul de neuf ans. Il y avait une amélioration de la mobilité du poignet de 127 à 1568.…”
Section: Problèmes Particuliers Filan Et Herbertunclassified