2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhsa.2022.05.016
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The Impact of Smoking on Delayed Osseous Union After Arthrodesis Procedures in the Hand and Wrist

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“…Previous studies have demonstrated the impact of smoking on hand surgery suggesting that it is associated with complications related to surgical wound delayed consolidation after osteosynthesis of the distal radius, 25 26 and an increase in the rate of nonunion after arthrodesis of the hand and wrist. 27 In our sample, we observed an increase in the meantime for healing in smokers (5.8 months) compared to nonsmokers (4.2 months), a factor that was statistically significant, although the healing rate did not change.…”
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confidence: 47%
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“…Previous studies have demonstrated the impact of smoking on hand surgery suggesting that it is associated with complications related to surgical wound delayed consolidation after osteosynthesis of the distal radius, 25 26 and an increase in the rate of nonunion after arthrodesis of the hand and wrist. 27 In our sample, we observed an increase in the meantime for healing in smokers (5.8 months) compared to nonsmokers (4.2 months), a factor that was statistically significant, although the healing rate did not change.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 47%
“…Estudios previos han demostrado el impacto del tabaquismo en la cirugía de la mano, sugiriendo que está asociado con complicaciones relacionadas con la consolidación retardada de la herida quirúrgica después de la osteosíntesis del radio distal, 25,26 y un aumento en la tasa de pseudoartrosis después de la artrodesis de la mano y la muñeca. 27 En nuestra muestra observamos un aumento del tiempo medio de curación en fumadores (5,8 meses) frente a no fumadores (4,2 meses), factor que fue estadísticamente significativo, aunque no varió la tasa de curación.…”
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