01253nas a2200229 4500000000100000008004100001260001700042653001200059653001100071653001200082653001200094653001400106653002000120653001700140100001600157245005200173300001100225490000700236050003200243520073400275022001401009 1986 d c1986 Oct-Dec10aFingers10aHumans10aleprosy10aMethods10aParalysis10aTendon Transfer10aTime Factors1 aPalande D D00aSurgical correction of intrinsic minus fingers. a537-420 v58 aInfolep Library - available3 a

Today we have many different surgical procedures available to correct deformity and disability of intrinsic minus fingers. Starting with tendon transfers inserted into the lateral bands of the extensor expansion in each finger, the evolution of different surgical methods for correcting intrinsic minus fingers is discussed in the light of post-operative problem situations and drawbacks that the author has come across in the last 15 years. It is affirmed that each procedure is meant for a particular hand in a particular situation and that it is necessary for a reconstructive surgeon to evaluate each hand on its own needs and deficits so as to decide on the choice of a particular type of surgical procedure required.

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