Publications by authors named "Adeline Clement"
Article Synopsis
- Linburg-Comstock syndrome is a condition where the thumb and index finger's flexor tendons become inflamed, leading to restricted movement and possible pain or swelling in patients.
- A case study highlighted an 80-year-old woman who developed this syndrome without pain after undergoing trapeziectomy surgery for arthritis, which is a unique occurrence.
- This report is significant because it is the first documented instance of Linburg-Comstock syndrome arising as a complication following trapeziectomy, contributing to our understanding of post-surgical complications.
Introduction: Intramedullary nails (IM nails) now include dedicated fibular nails for lateral malleolus fractures. This study reviewed nail versus plate for fixation of unstable ankle fractures.
Design: Systematic review and meta-analysis of published reports.