Fig. 12.1 a–b X-rays of very small proximal pole nonunion. (Published with kind permission of ©Christophe Mathoulin 2015. All Rights Reserved) Management Options Conventional grafting by open techniques does not…
Fig. 16.1 Plain radiographs of the left wrist. Posteroanterior (a) and lateral (b). (Published with kind permission of © Peter C. Rhee and Alexander Y. Shin, 2015. All Rights Reserved)…
Fig. 14.1 Anteroposterior (AP) radiograph of the right wrist showing a nonunion of the proximal pole of the scaphoid. (Published with kind permission from ©Loukia K. Papatheodorou and Dean G….
Fig. 9.1 Preoperative imaging. a The scaphoid nonunion is clearly noted on the standard PA wrist radiograph. b The scaphoid waist view reveals cystic changes consistent with nonunion. c Sagittal…
Fig. 8.1 Preoperative X-ray showing scaphoid nonunion with cystic defect. (Published with kind permission of © Michael Lin and Tamara D. Rozental, 2015. All Rights Reserved.) Fig. 8.2 Representative slices…
and Dan A. Zlotolow1, 2 (1) Christine M. Kleinert Institute for Hand and Microsurgery, Louisville, KY, USA (2) Department of Orthopaedics, Temple University School of Medicine and Shriners Hospital for Children…
Fig. 1.1 Depiction of the typical blood supply to the scaphoid showing the larger distal dorsal branch supplying the proximal pole. (From http://radsource.us/scaphoid-fracture/ with permission.) Fig. 1.2 Proximal 70–80 % of…
Fig. 4.1 Initial a PA, and b lateral radiographs demonstrating comminuted displaced scaphoid waist fracture. (Published with kind permission of ©Jonathan Isaacs and Amy Kite, 2015. All Rights Reserved) Management…
Fig. 2.1 An oblique radiograph a and lateral radiograph b obtained a day after the patient’s injury. No true AP view was obtained. It is difficult to definitively identify a…
Fig. 43.1 Classification of spinal motion preservation technologies Pedicle screw-based PDS systems have an advantage over total disk replacement in that they are based on techniques familiar to surgeons who…
