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Journal of Hand Surgery (Edinburgh, Scotland)|June 1, 1995
Early active mobilization after tendon transfers using mesh reinforced suture techniquesK L Silfverskiöld, E J MayJournal of Hand Surgery (Edinburgh, Scotland)|June 1, 1995
Early active mobilization of tendon grafts using mesh reinforced suture techniquesK L Silfverskiöld, E J MayThe Journal of Hand Surgery|January 1, 1994
Flexor tendon repair in zone II with a new suture technique and an early mobilization program combining passive and active flexionK L Silfverskiöld, E J MayScandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Hand Surgery|January 1, 1993
Rate of recovery after flexor tendon repair in zone II. A prospective longitudinal study of 145 digitsE J May, K L SilfverskiöldScandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Hand Surgery|December 1, 1993
Gap formation after flexor tendon repair in zone II. Results with a new controlled motion programmeK L Silfverskiöld, E J MayThe Journal of Hand Surgery|July 1, 1993
Factors affecting results after flexor tendon repair in zone II: a multivariate prospective analysisK L Silfverskiöld, E J May, A OdenThe Journal of Hand Surgery|May 1, 1993
Tendon excursions after flexor tendon repair in zone. II: Results with a new controlled-motion programK L Silfverskiöld, E J May, A H TörnvallThe Journal of Hand Surgery|January 1, 1992
Flexor digitorum profundus tendon excursions during controlled motion after flexor tendon repair in zone II: a prospective clinical studyK L Silfverskiöld, E J May, A H TörnvallThe Journal of Hand Surgery|May 1, 1992
Gap formation during controlled motion after flexor tendon repair in zone II: a prospective clinical studyK L Silfverskiöld, E J May, A H TörnvallThe Journal of Hand Surgery|September 1, 1992
Controlled mobilization after flexor tendon repair in zone II: a prospective comparison of three methodsE J May, K L Silfverskiöld, C J SollermanPageof 2