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The mechanical cornpicker causes tearing anse injuries from 1962 to 1975 were studied with regard to mechanism and extent ohe time of injury in 36% of hands, and in 73% of the remainder following treatmophylaxis, and antibiotics, and 73% hands required some form of delayed surgical treatment. Antibiotics did not appear to be helpful. Eighty-nine ps the most common cause given for farmers for their injuries. Excluding four pr permanently disabled patients, the average length of disability was 135 days. Eighty-nine per cent of patients experienced some permanent impairment of hand function. The mechanical cornpicker is described, and the importance of its proper use and physician's emphasis on accident prevention as well as treatment are stressed.
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
January 2005,
Medicinski pregled,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
January 1954,
The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
June 1981,
IMJ. Illinois medical journal,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
May 1973,
Clinical orthopaedics and related research,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
October 1956,
The British journal of clinical practice,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
March 1950,
The Journal of the Kansas Medical Society,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
November 1951,
Journal. Iowa State Medical Society,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
September 1971,
Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
February 1949,
The Medical journal of Australia,
D C Campbell, and
R S Bryan, and
W P Cooney, and
D Ilstrup
January 1985,
Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja,
