- Editor-in-Chief’s inaugural address: the commitment of Archives of Hand and Microsurgery to excellence and global reach
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Choi YR
- KMID: 2565461
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):1.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0059
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- Evolving trends of hand injuries in Korea (2010-2023): a comprehensive analysis and implications for hand surgeons
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Kang D
- KMID: 2565463
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):15-21.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0047
Purpose: Recent changes in industrial safety, technology, and demographics have raised questions about the evolving landscape of hand injuries in Korea. This study analyzed trends in hand injuries from 2010... -
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- Usefulness of the osteocutaneous lateral arm free flap for small to moderate-sized bone and soft tissue defects of the hand: a report of two cases
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Kim Y, Park H, Whang J, Kim S
- KMID: 2565469
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):60-65.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0063
Reconstructive options for multidigit or soft tissue defects of the hand are varied, yet complex hand defects remain particularly challenging. These cases often necessitate microvascular reconstruction using osteocutaneous free flaps... -
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- Normative forearm torque data: a cross-sectional study on the Korean population
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Min KT, Kim H
- KMID: 2565466
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):36-42.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0054
Purpose: Establishing normative values for forearm rotational torque is essential for assessing upper limb function and guiding therapeutic interventions. Previous studies have focused on Western populations, leaving a gap in... -
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- Clinical and radiologic outcomes of partial trapeziectomy and suture button suspensionplasty for the treatment of thumb carpometacarpal joint arthritis: a study with a minimum 2-year follow-up
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Koh Y, Park SG, Nam JJ, Park JW, Choi IC
- KMID: 2565464
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):22-28.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0055
Purpose: This study investigated the clinical and radiologic outcomes of partial trapeziectomy and suspensionplasty with a suture button for thumb carpometacarpal (CMC) joint osteoarthritis over a 2-year follow-up period. Methods: This... -
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- Half-wedge osteotomy and reverse repositioning for dorsal malunion distal radius fracture: a preliminary report with a case series
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Kim S, Park H, Whang J
- KMID: 2565465
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):29-35.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0053
Purpose: Treatment options for distal radius malunion with dorsal angulation include open-wedge osteotomy using a volar approach or closed-wedge osteotomy. An advantage of open-wedge osteotomy is that it preserves the... -
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- Arthroscopic scaphocapitate fusion with lunate preservation without autologous bone grafts for Lichtman stage III Kienböck disease: a retrospective observational study
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Min KT, Park JK
- KMID: 2565467
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):43-50.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0051
Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate the outcomes of arthroscopic scaphocapitate fusion with lunate preservation, without autologous bone grafts, in stage III Kienböck disease, which causes significant wrist dysfunction due... -
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- Cubital tunnel syndrome caused by an intraneural ganglion cyst treated with epineurectomy: a report of three cases
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Kang HT, Kang HJ
- KMID: 2565472
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):80-85.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0061
The potential causes of cubital tunnel syndrome include trauma, bone deformity, and space-occupying lesions such as tumors. An intraneural ganglion is a cystic tumor composed of a fibrous capsule containing... -
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- Management of carpal bone fractures other than the scaphoid: a narrative review
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Oh MJ, Oh CH, Kang JW
- KMID: 2565462
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):2-14.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0060
While scaphoid injuries are the most common carpal bone injuries, injuries to other carpal bones also occur frequently, accounting for about 40% of all carpal bone injuries. These non-scaphoid injuries... -
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- The feasibility of anterior plate fixation in distal-third humeral shaft fractures: a retrospective case series
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Kim KT, Kim SJ, Shim JW
- KMID: 2565473
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):86-94.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0044
Purpose: The surgical approaches and types of implants used for the fixation of distal-third humerus shaft fractures remain a matter of debate. We examined fracture patterns and evaluated the feasibility... -
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- Bilateral superficial circumflex iliac artery perforator free flap reconstruction for a large elbow neurofibroma: a case report
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Lee S, Eun S
- KMID: 2565471
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):74-79.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0067
Neurofibromas are benign neoplasms originating from neural tissues that rarely transform into malignancies. Approximately 25% to 45% of neurofibromas are located in the head and neck; the most common sites... -
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- Latissimus dorsi and omental free flap reconstruction of a large buttock soft-tissue defect using the lateral circumflex femoral artery descending branch as the recipient vessel: a case report
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Lee S, Eun S
- KMID: 2565470
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):66-73.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0064
Large defects in the buttock region are uncommon and pose significant challenges for reconstruction. The skin in this area adheres firmly to the subcutaneous tissue, making mobilization difficult. Attempts to... -
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- Comparative outcomes of the thenar flap, partial toe pulp free flap, and radial artery superficial palmar flap for fingertip and pulp defect reconstruction: a retrospective chart review
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Kim S, Ryu D, Whang J, Seo H, Heo J
- KMID: 2565468
- Arch Hand Microsurg.
- 2025 Mar;30(1):51-59.
- doi: 10.12790/ahm.24.0069
Purpose: This study compared the outcomes of three commonly used reconstructive techniques—the thenar flap, partial toe pulp free flap, and radial artery superficial palmar (RASP) flap—for the reconstruction of fingertip... -
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