Research

The following is a list of some of the significant research that has been done through the Oklahoma Foundation for Orthopedic Health.

• Carpal Tunnel Decompression Exercises
• In Vivi Measurement of Carpal Tunnel Pressure in the Functioning Hand
• Preventing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Cumulative Trauma Disorder: Effect of Carpal Tunnel Decompression Exercises: An Oklahoma Experience
• Conservative Treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: An Outcome Study of Adjunct Exercises
• The Oklahoma Repair Technique: A Biomechanical Study of a New Suture Repair Technique
• Anatomical Variation of the Posterior Intereosseous Nerve: A Cadaver Dissection Study
• Anatomic Variation of the Extensor Tendons to the Ring and Little Fingers: a Cadaver Dissection Study
• Clinical Significance of an Extensor Tendon Anomaly to the Little Finger – A New Finding
• Cubital Tunnel Release and Medical Epicondylectomy: Effect of Timing of Mobilization
• Treatment of Thrombosed Thumb Artery Aneurysm: A Report of Four Cases
• Free Vascularized Temporal Parietal Flap in Hand Surgery
• The Effect of Intercarpal Joint Motion on Wrist Motion: Are There Key Joints? – An In Vitro Study
• Segmental Motion of the Proximal Parpal Row: Their Global Effect on the Wrist Motion