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    Anatomy of the distal radioulnar joint by af Ekenstam, F

    Published in Clinical orthopaedics and related research (01-02-1992)
    “…The distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) is of the utmost importance in treatment of fractures of the distal radius. To improve the treatment of these fractures,…”
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    Expression of platelet-derived growth factor and its receptors in proliferative disorders of fibroblastic origin by Smits, A, Funa, K, Vassbotn, FS, Beausang-Linder, M, af Ekenstam, F, Heldin, CH, Westermark, B, Nister, M

    Published in The American journal of pathology (01-03-1992)
    “…Platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) is known to stimulate the proliferation of connective tissue-derived cells in vitro. Less is known about its functions in…”
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    Radiologic examination and measurement of the wrist and distal radio-ulnar joint. New aspects by Törnvall, A H, af Ekenstam, F, Hagert, C G, Irstam, L

    Published in Acta radiologica. Diagnosis (01-09-1986)
    “…Following fractures of the distal radius, a relatively high incidence of complications is caused by malalignment in the distal radio-ulnar (DRU) joint; recent…”
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    Nonoperative Compared with Operative Treatment of Acute Scaphoid Fractures: A Randomized Clinical Trial by Vinnars, Bertil, Pietreanu, Mihai, Bodestedt, Åke, Ekenstam, Fredrik af, Gerdin, Bengt

    “…Background: Traditionally, acute nondisplaced scaphoid fractures have been treated nonoperatively in a cast, and the expected union rate approaches 90%…”
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    Anatomical studies on the geometry and stability of the distal radio ulnar joint by af Ekenstam, F, Hagert, C G

    “…In fresh-frozen amputated- and cadaver arm specimens the anatomy and stability of the distal radio ulnar joint were investigated. The articulating surface of…”
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    The load on the radius and ulna in different positions of the wrist and forearm. A cadaver study by af Ekenstam, F W, Palmer, A K, Glisson, R R

    Published in Acta orthopaedica Scandinavica (01-01-1984)
    “…Nine cadaver specimens were tested with load cells attached to both sides of an osteotomy of the distal radius and ulna. The load along the radius relative to…”
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    Mechanisms of injury and prognosis in finger pulling--a retrospective study by Liss, A G, af Ekenstam, F W

    “…Eighteen patients were treated for finger pulling injuries between 1977 and 1986. There were two main types of injury, subcutaneous rupture of the flexor…”
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    Loss of neurons in the dorsal root ganglia after transection of a peripheral sensory nerve. An anatomical study in monkeys by Liss, A G, af Ekenstam, F W, Wiberg, M

    “…Injury to a sensory nerve often results in a poor long term outcome, partly because of sensory motor mismatch of regenerating axons at the transection site. We…”
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    Osseous anatomy and articular relationships about the distal ulna by Ekenstam, F

    Published in Hand clinics (01-05-1998)
    “…The distal radio-ulnar joint (DRUJ) has a bony anatomy that contributes very little to stability. This article discusses the osseous anatomy about the distal…”
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    Impaired secretion of parathyroid hormone in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: relationship to inflammatory activity by af Ekenstam, E, Benson, L, Hällgren, R, Wide, L, Ljunghall, S

    Published in Clinical endocrinology (Oxford) (01-03-1990)
    “…Hypocalcaemic tests, employing infusion of EDTA over 1 h, were performed in 22 patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and 14 healthy controls. The basal…”
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    Reorganisation of primary afferent nerve terminals in the brainstem after peripheral nerve injury. An anatomical study in cats by Liss, A G, af Ekenstam, F W, Wiberg, M

    “…A pure sensory nerve (the superficial branch of the radial nerve) in adult cats was cut to investigate the changes in the nerve endings (terminals) on the…”
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    Electric stimulation of a transsected nerve does not seem to prevent loss of sensory neurons: an experimental study in cats by Liss, A G, Lagerström, A, Jäderlund, K H, Bowald, S, af Ekenstam, F W, Flink, R, Wiberg, M

    “…Injury to a sensory nerve often results in a clinically poor long term outcome, possibly as a result of the extensive loss of neurons within the dorsal root…”
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    The distal radio ulnar joint. The influence of geometry and ligament on simulated Colles' fracture. An experimental study by af Ekenstam, F, Hagert, C G

    “…In five fresh frozen arm specimens Colles' fracture was simulated by a dorsal wedge osteotomy of the distal radius. A spring load was applied to the cortex of…”
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    Osteocutaneous grafting from the forearm to the foot. Case report by Vedung, S, af Ekenstam, F

    “…A vascularised osteocutaneous flap from the forearm was transferred to a crushed forefoot after a motorbike accident. Rapid bone formation and good coverage of…”
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    Patient-rating of long term results of silicone implant arthroplasty of the scaphoid by Vinnars, Bertil, Adamsson, Lennart, af Ekenstam, Fredrik, Wadin, Karin, Gerdin, Bengt

    “…Thirty-two patients had silicone implant arthroplasty of the scaphoid in our unit between 1974-1988. Ten years later eight had had their implants removed…”
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    Entrapment of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the middle finger. Case report by Vinnars, B, Byström, S, af Ekenstam, F

    “…Locking of the second metacarpal joint is common, but locking of other metacarpal joints is unusual. We present a case, in which the joint of the third finger…”
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    Perichondrial grafting for total replacement of the patella. Experimental study in rabbits by Widenfalk, B, af Ekenstam, F

    “…In five adult rabbits excision of the patella of one knee joint was carried out. The defects were reconstructed with free grafts taken from rib perichondrium…”
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    Ligament reconstruction using free perichondrial graft. An experimental study. A preliminary report by af Ekenstam, F W, Widenfalk, B

    “…In five adult rabbits the medial collateral ligament of one knee joint was replaced by a free perichondrial graft from a rib. When tested after 2 to 5 months…”
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