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Management of compression injuries of the hand
The New Zealand Medical Journal
|April 13, 1977
Abstract:
Management of compression injuries of the hand. Primary treatment of extreme conversatism is recommended. Repair by local tissues is superior in every way as regards function, sensation and appearance of the hand. Where local tissues cannot be used free skin grafting and distant flaps should be considered.
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