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A-0478 Types of thumb opposition loss and approach to surgical tactics demarcate
S Strafun, M Oberemok, A Lysak, S Tymoshenko, State Institution "Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics of NAMS of Ukraine", Kyiv, Ukraine
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 8:29 a.m. · 04m 28s
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actually my name dimension that savage uh our our reports about
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um yeah about opening plastic uh once again dear colleague
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uh we can't get yeah any sufficient effect of opponent lastly with the patient
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all for what was to be a enjoyed it all the hand
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ah we devise a some a simple model of by mechanics meaning
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uh and for a weakness of muscles and a simple model or a contract or
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uh some contraction and the year is you can see uh
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we can't get the fusion all opposition in the um
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most of famous the uh most of famous methods uh with
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our model uh so uh well we have a
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some problems uh it different structure on functional status all of the lean
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we have a lot of uh methods of our opponent blasting
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uh and uh have a different opposition defects all our origin to the uh objective it the
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two blue patients with this cinderella disorder to get eh tactic tactical wrist awful position
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uh oh material so it's o. or one hundred twenty
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patient with the different types of injury would have well
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mm uh last of opposition more than having yeah
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with a rifle like this usually isn't it it may have a shame a contraction and as
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uh use the typical for a dinner metric parameters and cup angie a scoring
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so we propose to share a service patients for
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uh for main groups a post about
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zero groups use uh uh not not much a lot of opposition
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the car well then they'll or his latest model branch the injury
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they patient uh uh the not need any open and plastic
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except uh a simple garments procedure uh uh with that
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uh huh uh smooth as a risk carpal tunnel release time time
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uh first group that's the uh all the median nerve injury
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uh with the last opposes most uh what effective methods
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it's uh using a water structure for this
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a patient a useful but on the station to
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get a mm better results for this group
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a second group that's not like take a a on a and a million net
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injury who need the uh the was all a bonus
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a martyrs for um about opening plastic but uh
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uh uh we not believe that would effect of uh this uh uh
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this net because uh it's sometimes who we can stop this
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uh muscles and certain group when structural but if it's it's uh all of the hand
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mm the more important than only some or only some paralysis
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yeah we share that room for three sub groups a subgroup
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a if the patient is some uh uh uh
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joints contractions a shame because my skin contraction and for
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this patient we propose a cement light single tensely
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release can project and uh um mm and uh one of the method of opening plastic
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visit yeah only motion or two stage well to stage the construction uh oh
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three b. group uh it's uh a lot of adonis uh
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uh uh like in these patients only know only
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mm dismal doors the transfer a four so this uh only open and uh
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this is in meaning uh our call for walking a long fingers
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a lot of a fusion as before each and after that only a open you
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know this is a of the sum for all these looking uh printers
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and for a associate group it uh we should to refuse
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for these patients for stopping and plastic uh meeting
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eh if possible to restore some to a index a
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