Flexor tenorrhaphy using absorbable suture materials.

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Open Reduction of Proximal Interphalangeal Fracture-Dislocation through a Midlateral Incision Using Absorbable Suture Materials.Power tool injuries to the hand and wrist.

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Flexor tenorrhaphy using absorbable suture materials.

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Hyung Joo Kang

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Jae Won Yang

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Si Young Roh

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Development of flexor tendon surgery: twenty-five years of progress.

Clinical outcomes associated with flexor tendon repair.

Palmar granuloma following flexor tendon repair using Ticron: a case for absorbable suture material?

Complications after flexor tendon injuries.

Postoperative results of looped nylon suture used in injuries of the digital flexor tendons.

Digital function following flexor tendon repair in Zone II: A comparison of immobilization and controlled passive motion techniques.

The rupture rate of acute flexor tendon repairs mobilized by the controlled active motion regimen.

In-vivo comparison of four absorbable sutures: Vicryl, Dexon Plus, Maxon and PDS.

Early active mobilisation following flexor tendon repair in zone 2.

Comparison of zones 1 to 4 flexor tendon repairs using absorbable and unabsorbable four-strand core sutures.

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10.5999/APS.2012.39.4.397

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Flexor tenorrhaphy using absorbable suture materials.

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