hello, why not use the panel halovic technique in the one staged reconstruction by creating the FDS and FDP loop and then reversing the FDS and suturing it to the distal stump. thank you
When the POP/immobilization is removed, there may be no movements at all. But with progressive therapy, as advised, there should be some appreciable movement.
Almost same principles, but there are important differences, mainly based on the biomechanics. The hand is mainly for movements, but the foot is for support, mainly.
@@GKHandSurgery I got my foot extensor tendon no. 4 cut due to accident and its been 9 weeks now. Is it possible to do reconstruction (bond it together) to the tendon and if not why.? Or is this procedure going to be the only one choice ?
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Thank you very much, Fernando Campusano!
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hello, why not use the panel halovic technique in the one staged reconstruction by creating the FDS and FDP loop and then reversing the FDS and suturing it to the distal stump. thank you
Yes, that technique can also be used.
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Sir please upload your zoom webinar on management of hand fractures.
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You're welcome, Yannis Kyriazidis!
In case of primary repair rerupture , will you go for repair again or staged reconstruction. ?
Depends on how many days after repair did the rupture occur
sir in green's it's given that proximally the silicon rod can be placed adjacent to the proximal end of the cut tendon.what is the better way??
Yes, it can be done that way, too. I am talking about an alternate practical method.
Is it normal to have no visible active movement immediately after stage 2? or does that indicate rupture?
When the POP/immobilization is removed, there may be no movements at all. But with progressive therapy, as advised, there should be some appreciable movement.
Can we apply this procedure for foot Tendon extensor?
Almost same principles, but there are important differences, mainly based on the biomechanics. The hand is mainly for movements, but the foot is for support, mainly.
@@GKHandSurgery is it safe for long period of time?
@@masbrois7491 Yes.
@@GKHandSurgery I got my foot extensor tendon no. 4 cut due to accident and its been 9 weeks now. Is it possible to do reconstruction (bond it together) to the tendon and if not why.?
Or is this procedure going to be the only one choice ?
@@masbrois7491 Kindly consult your doctor and do not be confused by medical education videos.
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