Lorenzo Rocchi

Medico a contratto / Professore a contratto

Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli

Italy

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Dr. Lorenzo Rocchi is a Medico a contratto and Professore a contratto at the Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli in Italy. His research interests include advanced surgical techniques for wrist and hand trauma, post-operative rehabilitation strategies, and the management of bone tumors in the hand. He has contributed significantly to the field with recent publications focused on innovative repair techniques, outcomes of surgical interventions, and rehabilitation approaches for elderly patients.

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Tommaso Greco

Catholic University of Rome

ITALY

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University of Brescia

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The “Double-Row Shoelace” Capsulodesis: A Novel Technique for the Repair and Reconstruction of the Scapholunate Ligament of the Wrist

Role of Post-Operative Rehabilitation in TM Joint Arthritis: Functional Outcomes of Interposition Trapeziectomy vs. Prosthesis

Surgical Treatment of Enchondromas of the Hand: Our Experience in Curettage Only and Early Mobilization

Versatility of the perforator radial artery flap in the reconstruction of the upper limbs and comparison of the outcomes with the “classic” radial flap, a retrospective study

Hand Trauma in Emergency Department Management in Older Adults ≥ 80 Years Old: A Twenty-Year Retrospective Analysis

Percutaneous elastic-dynamic fixation for the treatment of volar displaced distal radius fractures. A solution for elderly patients?

Trapeziectomy and suspension ligamentoplasty for surgical revision of trapeziometacarpal joint arthrodesis failure: two cases

Isolated compression of the ulnar motor branch due to carpal joint ganglia: clinical series, surgical technique and postoperative outcomes

Scaphoid waist fractures fixation with staple. Retrospective study of a not widespread procedure.

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Tommaso Greco

Marco Passiatore

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