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PIPJ Reconstruction After Trauma
Chapter 4 of Volume 1, Hand & Upper Limb. Revision notes and examiner-style viva questions with model answers for the FRCS (Plast).
12 viva questions in this chapter
- What makes the proximal interphalangeal joint stable?Model answer for subscribers
- How would you classify this injury?Model answer for subscribers
- How do you decide whether this joint is stable?Model answer for subscribers
- A rugby player with a dorsally dislocated PIP joint. How do you manage him?Model answer for subscribers
- This one re-subluxates at 40 degrees. What are your options?Model answer for subscribers
- The volar lip is comminuted and involves 60% of the base. Now what?Model answer for subscribers
- Tell me about dynamic external fixation. When would you use it?Model answer for subscribers
- How is a pilon fracture different, and how would you treat it?Model answer for subscribers
- How would you test for a central slip injury, and how good is the test?Model answer for subscribers
- He presents eight weeks after injury with a fixed dorsal subluxation. What now?Model answer for subscribers
- The joint is destroyed. Fuse it, replace it, or amputate?Model answer for subscribers
- Is there a UK guideline for this?Model answer for subscribers
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