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著者: H Kawabata, K Tada, K Masada, H Kawai, K Ono
雑誌名: J Bone Joint Surg Am. 1990 Aug;72(7):988-98.
Abstract/Text
We treated thirty-six patients (thirty-eight thumbs) who had residual deformity after ablation of a duplicated thumb. The deformities were classified into three groups: interphalangeal (eight thumbs), metacarpophalangeal (sixteen thumbs), and zigzag (fourteen thumbs). The indication for operation was primarily cosmetic; only eight patients had a functional disability, and that was mild. At the most recent follow-up, the results were rated good except for three fair results in the group that had an interphalangeal deformity, two fair results in the group that had a metacarpophalangeal deformity, and two poor and seven fair results in the group that had a zigzag deformity.
PMID 2384517 J Bone Joint Surg Am. 1990 Aug;72(7):988-98.
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