1995
DOI: 10.1016/s0363-5023(05)80059-0
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Percutaneous Kirschner wire fixation through the snuff box: an anatomic study

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“…Huanmanop et al, 9 found that the SRN passed over the snuff box and first dorsal compartment of the wrist in 64.6% of cases. This make us to agree with Korcek and Wongworawat 10 that the percutaneous pinning of the distal radius through the safe zone identified by Steinberg et al, 8 is not safe because there is a risk of SRN injury in this zone.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
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“…Huanmanop et al, 9 found that the SRN passed over the snuff box and first dorsal compartment of the wrist in 64.6% of cases. This make us to agree with Korcek and Wongworawat 10 that the percutaneous pinning of the distal radius through the safe zone identified by Steinberg et al, 8 is not safe because there is a risk of SRN injury in this zone.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…2 Type 3 was not observed in this study compared to those of Ikiz and Ucerler (2.08%). 2 Steinberg et al, 8 stated that the anatomical snuff box is a safe zone for pinning of the distal radius. In the current study, we found that the dorsal branch of the SRN to thumb passes over snuff box in 37.5% of cases.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our knowledge, dual nerve supply of thumb has not been observed in any of the previous studies. Clinically, this knowledge is important during orthopedic surgeries like wrist arthroscopy, thumb carpometacarpal or metacarpopharyngeal joint arthroscopy [13,15]. We studied the relationship of the course of the cephalic vein to SBRN or to its branches.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Outro trabalho enfatiza detalhes anatômicos com aplicações nos portais artroscópicos (16) . Estudos do primeiro compartimento extensor chamam atenção para o uso de fios de Kirschner na tabaqueira anatômica (17)(18)(19) . A inervação cutânea do dorso da mão com suas implicações clínicas, as características anatômicas do RSNR, e o fato de o mesmo estar relacionado com síndromes compressivas no antebraço, realçam a importância deste ramo do nervo radial (5,6,14) .…”
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“…Em estudo experimental sobre a introdução percutânea de fios de Kirschner evidenciou-se lesão ou deslocamento do RSNR em 32% dos casos (23) . Existem muitos relatos na literatura de lesão do RSNR no nível do punho (7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)16,18,19,23) . O conhecimento das variações anatômicas deste nervo e a realização de pequenas incisões longitudinais com dissecção romba e separação lateral de partes moles até o plano ósseo, pode contribuir para a prevenção deste tipo de lesão.…”
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