Sergey Ivanovich Bely

Treats:

1. Wounds with granulation requiring skin defect repair.

2. Persistent arthro-, myo-, teno-, desmo-, and dermatogenic flexion-extension contractures of the fingers and hand, adduction contractures of the first finger, and Volkmann's contracture.

3. Injuries to the flexor and extensor tendons of the hand and fingers (stale and obsolete).

4. Isolated and combined injuries to the ulnar, median, and radial nerves and their branches at the forearm and hand.

5. Neurogenic deformities of the hand and fingers.

6. Fractures, fractures (with unresolved displacement, malunion, nonunion), pseudoarthrosis (at the wrist, hand, and fingers).

7. Foreign bodies of the hand, as well as oleogranulomas, were not initially removed.

8. Malformed stumps of the hand and fingers.

9. Acquired defects and deformities of the hand.

10. Congenital deformities and malformations of the hand.

11. Tumors and tumor-like formations of the forearm, hand, and fingers, as well as dysplastic lesions of the hand skeleton.

12. Neurological and degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the hand:

- Dupuytren's contracture;

- Canal syndromes:

- Carpal tunnel syndrome;

- Guyon's canal syndrome;

- Stenosing ligamentitis (Nott's disease);

- Aseptic necrosis of the lunate bone (Kienböck's disease);

- Aseptic necrosis of the scaphoid bone;

13. Rheumatoid deformity of the hand.

14. Traumatic bone injuries and consequences of gunshot wounds.