Figure 1 - Fasciotomy Procedures on Acute Compartment Syndromes of the Upper Extremity Related to Burns

Fasciotomy incisions in the forearm, hand and fingers. A: Preferred incision figures which were used in forearm fasciotomy procedures and radial and ulnar pedicule flaps that can be used to close up the wrist B: Incisions used to free the dorsal, volar, and adduc - tor compartment of the thumb in the hand C: Incisions with non-dominant sides in digit fascioto- mies. The thumb was opened up from the radial side while the other fingers were opened up from the ulnar side.

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Figure 1. Fasciotomy incisions in the forearm, hand and fingers. A: Preferred incision figures which were used in forearm fasciotomy procedures and radial and ulnar pedicule flaps that can be used to close up the wrist B: Incisions used to free the dorsal, volar, and adduc - tor compartment of the thumb in the hand C: Incisions with non-dominant sides in digit fascioto- mies. The thumb was opened up from the radial side while the other fingers were opened up from the ulnar side.

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