Vascular tumor Grows by endothelial proliferation (“-oma”) May involute Vascular malformation Quiescent, non-proliferating endothelial cells Never involute A vascular tumor grows by endothelial proliferation, hence the suffix “-oma.” In contrast,…
Fig. 1 (a–c) Photographs and radiograph of a 3-year-old boy who sustained a traumatic amputation of his left thumb Fig. 2 (a) Dissection of the first dorsal metatarsal artery (FDMA)…
Fig. 1 Microscopic view of an aneurysmal bone cyst. Solid area consisting of reactive bone formation (*) with prominent giant cells (arrows) in a background of spindle cells with vascular…
OR table: regular table with hand table extension Positioning: supine Fluoroscopy location (if necessary): along the foot of the bed, in the axilla Equipment: standard wrist arthroscopy tower with finger…
Fig. 1 Anatomy of the brachial plexus, which is broadly divided into roots, trunks divisions, cords, and branches. LSS lower subscapular nerve, MABC medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve, MBC medial brachial…
Author(s) Publication Country Percent Number of children with macrodactyly/number of children with abnormal extremities/number of children examined Ogino et al. JHS 1986 Japan 0.5 % 5/943 Leung et al. JHS…
Fig. 1 A Mckie splint is a prefabricated soft splint that helps to support the thumb in abduction for improved functional grasp In some cases, a child may not tolerate…
Fig. 1 (a and b) Simple or cutaneous syndactyly. This is a complete syndactyly, best demonstrated from the palmar surface (Copyright Charles A. Goldfarb, MD) Fig. 2 (a) Clinical appearance…
Fig. 1 Young child reaching for a toy to encourage active reach during an assessment Younger children are often more cooperative if the assessment is presented as a game or…
Fig. 1 Intrauterine Volkmann’s contracture (Copyright Milan Stevanovic) Imaging and Other Diagnostic Studies Planar radiographs are useful to assess fracture healing and alignment as well as any evidence of physeal…
