Anatomy for Emergency Medicine 019: Scaphoid Fractures

24 Jun

Quick and simple, likely not anything too new.

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UPDATE:

In a lecture from a hand surgeon at one of our training days this paper (free full text) was pointed out that suggested that the blood supply to the scaphoid was more diffuse and complicated than traditionally taught. So the idea that the AVN all comes from disruption of the distal blood supply is likely a bit of a simplistic explanation.

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3 Replies to “Anatomy for Emergency Medicine 019: Scaphoid Fractures

  1. This is the first time I have used the podcasts through the link from “life in the fast lane”.
    I have to say and excellent and succinct review. I will keep watching!

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