| Volar versus dorsal percutaneous screw fixation for acute scaphoid waist fractures: A retrospective study | Birkan Kibar, Hasan Bombaci | 111–119 |
| Trigger finger and amyloid cardiomyopathy, usual suspect; Amyloid deposition | Ulas Akgun, Bilgehan Catal, Oguzhan Cimen, Ilknur Turkmen, Ibrahim Azboy | 120–127 |
| Is fixation with K-wire sufficient in distal radioulnar joint instability accompanying the distal radius fracture? | Sahin Cepni, Ali Sahin | 128–136 |
| Reliability and validity of the Turkish version of patient-rated ulnar nerve evaluation scale | Lale Altan, Alper Aksoy, Meliha Kasapoglu Aksoy, Ilker Ercan | 137–145 |
| Extension block pinning in subacute/late bony mallet finger injuries | Ramazan Arslan, Murat Kara, Galip Gencay Ustun, Koray Gursoy, Ugur Kocer | 146–152 |
| Recurrence of giant-cell tumor in proximal phalanx of the middle finger with pulmonary and lymph node metastasis: A case report | Hamide Sayar, Zeynel Mert Asfuroglu, Kenan Guvenc, Mehmet Colak | 162–166 |
| Utilization of partial flexor carpi radialis tendon graft in cases of absent palmaris longus for extensor tendon gap reconstruction | Pradeoth Mukundan Korambayil, Rameela Ravindran Karangath | 167–170 |
| Microvenous anastomosis: The rat tail model alternative | Bolaji Oyawale Mofikoya, Andrew Omotayo Ugburo, Orimisan Belie | 177–180 |
| Comment on “Is bio absorbable screw really reliable for midcarpal arthrodesis? A literature review illustrated by a case report | S. Könneker, P.M. Vogt | 181–182 |
| Comment on “An unusual tenosynovitis agent of the hand: Tuberculosis tenosynovitis” Alcoholism should be questioned when tuberculous tenosynovitis is a possible diagnosis | Kemal Gokkus, Mehmet Sukru Sahin | 183–184 |