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Cigarette Smoking: Impairment of Digital Blood flow and Wound Healing in the Hand

Mosely, Linda H., Finseth, Frederick·1977·Hand

Abstract

Smoking a single cigarette can reduce digital blood flow. Sarin (1974) showed a 42% reduction in digital blood flow in his series, and other investigators have shown similar findings (Ludbrook 1974, Rottenstein 1960). The focus of this paper is on the pharmacological effects of the various components of cigarette smoke and their potential effects on wound healing in the hand. A case is described to illustrate the effect of stopping smoking upon a non-healing fingertip ulcer.

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Authors
Mosely, L. H., & Finseth, F.
Venue
Hand
Published
1977-06
Volume
os-9
Issue
2
Pages
97-101
ISSN
0072-968X (ISSN-L)
OpenAlex
W2089732345
Cited by
244
References
1
FWCI
2.99
Type
journal article
Language
en
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Mosely, L. H., & Finseth, F. (1977). Cigarette Smoking: Impairment of Digital Blood flow and Wound Healing in the Hand. Hand. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0072-968x(77)80001-6

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