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Title
1. Introduction and Surgical Approach
2. Incision and Exposure of Tendons
3. FPL Tendon Lengthening
4. Proximal Division of Superficialis Tendons
5. Distal Division of Profundus Tendons and Pulvertaft Repair
6. Review and Inspection
7. Closure
8. Marking for Adductor Release and Z-Plasty
9. Z-Incision and Exposure
10. Adductor Pollicis Release
11. First Dorsal Interosseous Release
12. Z-Plasty
13. Post-op Remarks

Flexor Digitorum Superficialis to Flexor Digitorum Profundus (STP) Transfer, Adductor Release, and Z-Plasty for a Pediatric, Stroke-Induced Left Hand Spastic Contracture

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Sudhir B. Rao, MD¹; Mark N. Perlmutter, MS, MD, FICS, FAANOS²; Arya S. Rao³
¹Big Rapids Orthopaedics
²Carolina Regional Orthopaedics
³Undergraduate Student, Deparment of Biological Sciences, Columbia University

Orthopaedics Pediatric Surgery Global Surgery

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction and Surgical Approach
2. Incision and Exposure of Tendons
3. FPL Tendon Lengthening
4. Proximal Division of Superficialis Tendons
5. Distal Division of Profundus Tendons and Pulvertaft Repair
6. Review and Inspection
7. Closure
8. Marking for Adductor Release and Z-Plasty
9. Z-Incision and Exposure
10. Adductor Pollicis Release
11. First Dorsal Interosseous Release
12. Z-Plasty
13. Post-op Remarks

Split and Divide FPL Tendon
Side-to-Side Repair of Lengthened FPL Tendon

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Hospital Leonardo Martinez, Honduras

Article Information

DOI
Publication Date	2024/09/27
Article ID	290.10
Production ID	0290.10
Volume	2024
Issue	290.10
https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/290.10