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Percutaneous Puncture of Flexor Sheath Ganglions: An Assessment of Recurrence
Background Flexor tendon sheath ganglions (FTSG) comprise up to 15% of hand ganglions. The management is split between two schools of practice: percutaneous puncture or surgical excision. The literature is equivocal as to which holds true superiority in terms of recurrence rates. The cost of surgica...
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Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2021
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