Journal of Perioperative Practice · 2010 · 17 citations · 17 references
Human BodySocio-economic ImplicationsDaily LivingSkeletal TraumaMusculoskeletal DisordersHand TraumaDisabilityUpper ExtremityOrthopaedicsOccupational TherapyRehabilitationOsteoporosisHand SurgeryMedicineOrthopaedic SurgeryHand Therapy
Introduction The hand is one of the most important organs of human body serving multiple day to day functions and, as such, disability resulting from poorly managed fractures of the hand can have huge implications for patients. This not only includes incapacity to complete actions of daily living but also inability to satisfactorily undertake many forms of employment. This not only has implications for the individual but also socio-economic implications.
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