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Jean Michel Cognet1, François Bauzou2, Pascal Louis1
1SOS Mains Champagne Ardenne, Médipôle, 1 rue Jules Méline, Bezannes 51430, France.
Abstract:
Ultrasonography (US) is a noninvasive examination modality that is devoid of risk, both for the patient and the surgeon, compared with fluoroscopy. The principle is the same for distal radius and finger fractures: replace the fluoroscopy checks with US checks to reduce the patient's, surgeon's, and surgical team's exposure to radiation. In this article, the authors report their experience of the effectiveness of ultrasound imaging during the fixation of a distal radius and long finger fracture. They also describe equipment needed and surgical procedure.
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