Hand Surgery and Rehabilitation
 2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.hansur.2022.04.004
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Hamatolunate impingement syndrome in golfers: results of arthroscopic burring of the apex of the hamate

Mickaël Artuso
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Kevin Picard
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Y. Manoukov
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“…In Fällen, die auf eine konservative Behandlung nicht ansprechen oder bei denen erhebliche strukturelle Schäden vorliegen, kann ein arthroskopisches Débridement in Betracht gezogen werden [51].…”
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“…In Fällen, die auf eine konservative Behandlung nicht ansprechen oder bei denen erhebliche strukturelle Schäden vorliegen, kann ein arthroskopisches Débridement in Betracht gezogen werden [51].…”
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Post-traumatic hamatolunate impingement: A diagnostic trap. Comment to: Hamatolunate impingement syndrome in golfers: Results of arthroscopic burring of the apex of the hamate (April 2022)

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Hamatolunate impingement, a differential diagnosis of ulnar-sided wrist pain

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Abarca Herrera
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