Revascularization of the hand, after severe fist wounds with section of its vascular axes

Revascularización de la mano, luego de heridas graves de puño con sección de sus ejes vasculares

Nusspaumer, Federico - Vivas, Eudoxio - Lizaso, Isabel - Matteucci, Pablo

Resumen:

Two casse of revascularization of the hand, after severe wounds in the soft parts of the anterior face of the wrist, with lesions of nerves, tendons and completesection of radial and ulnar vascular pedicles, are reported. In both cases there was evidence of severe distal ischemia. Repair of the two arterial ax.4s waseffected by direct suture, as well as primary repair of nerves and the profundus flexor tendons affected. The postoperative course was very good. In the case of thistype of lesions it is recommendet that primary integral emergency treatment be applied to ali the structures affected. Prompt physiotherapy is essential toobtain good functional results. 


Se presentan 2 observaciones de revascularización de la mano, Juego ele heridas graves ele partes blandas ele la cara anterio-r del puño, con lesiones nerviosas, tendinosas y sección completa de los pedículos vasculares radial y cubital. En ambos casos existían manüestaciones de isquemia distal severa. Se realizó la reparación de los 2 ejes arteriales por sutura directa y la reparación primaria de los nervios y tendones flexores profundos afectados. La evolución postoperatoria fue muy buena. Se preconiza frente a este tipo de lesiones, el tratamiento integral primario, de urgencia, de todas las estructuras afectadas. La fisfoterapia precoz es fundamental para lograr un buen resultado funcional.


Detalles Bibliográficos
1975
muñeca
mano
heridas
wrist
hand
injuries
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2541
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Sumario:Two casse of revascularization of the hand, after severe wounds in the soft parts of the anterior face of the wrist, with lesions of nerves, tendons and completesection of radial and ulnar vascular pedicles, are reported. In both cases there was evidence of severe distal ischemia. Repair of the two arterial ax.4s waseffected by direct suture, as well as primary repair of nerves and the profundus flexor tendons affected. The postoperative course was very good. In the case of thistype of lesions it is recommendet that primary integral emergency treatment be applied to ali the structures affected. Prompt physiotherapy is essential toobtain good functional results.