Publications by authors named "Anis Chagou"
Article Synopsis
- Hand injuries, especially flexor tendon lacerations, are common issues for upper limb surgeons that significantly affect hand function.
- This study compares two suturing techniques (modified Kessler and McLarney) for flexor tendon repairs in zone II by assessing the functional outcomes of 42 patients six months post-surgery.
- Results indicate that the McLarney four-strand technique leads to better functional recovery and a lower risk of post-operative rupture compared to the modified Kessler two-strand technique.
The clavicle fractures are frequent, vascular injuries associated with closed fractures of clavicle are rare. The pseudoaneurysms of the subclavian artery constitute an exceptional complication. We report a case of a 40-year-old who presented an expanding hematoma of the right side of the neck after a road traffic accident.
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