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A forty-three-year follow-up of a vitallium scaphoid arthroplasty
B M Leslie1, M O'Malley, A A Thibodeau
1New England Medical Center, Boston, Mass.
The Journal of Hand Surgery
|May 1, 1991
Abstract:
Over the years various treatment options for scaphoid nonunions have been proposed. We present as a historical note the long-term follow-up of one such treatment, the insertion of a vitallium scaphoid.
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