Arteriogram of (A) hand shows no flow through ulnar artery and dominant radial artery supplying all digits and (B) forearm shows flow through radial and interosseus artery. Ulnar artery flow ...

Ulnar deviation is a deformity of the hand that ... This test is also used to measure radial finger drift, in which fingers deviate toward the thumb rather than the little finger.

Contraindications to replacement include open physes, inadequate radius bone stock, active infection, and deformity of the proximal radio-ulnar joint. Other treatment options for radial head ...

the radial side of the index finger and the ulnar side of the little finger. There are connections between these two arches, and minor variations of many types exist. The almost total nourishment ...

Begin by sitting comfortably with your forearm resting on a table, palm facing down. Slowly and gently bend your wrist downwards as far as you can without pain, and then move it upwards. Perform this ...

Another significant study examined the effectiveness of ulna lengthening through distraction osteogenesis in patients with radial longitudinal deficiency. The results indicated that this technique ...

Sauvé-Kapandji Procedure: A surgical technique used to treat DRUJ instability by fusing the distal ulna to the radius while preserving forearm rotation. Darrach Procedure: A surgical procedure ...

Standard nerve conduction techniques using constant measured distances were applied to evaluate the median, ulnar, and radial nerves in the dominant and non-dominant limb of each individual. Results: ...

The ‘leading’ wrist moves from radial deviation to a neutral position at impact. At this point, the momentum of the golf club is trying to force the ‘leading’ wrist into ulnar deviation. The ECU ...