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Rachel Safeek

Atlanta, Florida
As seen in: Medscape, HMP Global Learning Network
Plastic Surgery Resident @UFHealth. @UofL MD. @DukeU grad. @EmoryUniversity MPH.
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Operative Intervention for Isolated Ulnar Artery Injury

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By Rachel Safeek, Wilfred R Furtado, Bradon J Wilhemi, Adam O'Toole
| Medscape Verified
close Please confirm that you would like to log out of Medscape. If you log out, you will be required to enter your username and password the next time you visit. Log out Cancel Abstract and Introduction Abstract Background: Penetrating ulnar artery injury at the wrist is typically treated with immediate operative repair.
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By Rachel Safeek, Adam O’Toole, Wilfred R Furtado, Bradon J Wilhelmi, Joshua H. Choo
| HMP Global Learning Network
In the article Safeek RH, O'Toole AO, Furtado WR, Wilhelmi BJ, Choo JH. Isolated ulnar artery injury: Indications for and timing of operative intervention. Eplasty. 2022;22:e37. Published 2022 Aug 24, the fourth author's name was spelled incorrectly as Brandon J Wilhemi. The correct spelling is Brandon J Wilhelmi. The online article has been updated to reflect this change.
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Functional Disability Associated With Proximal Clavicle Resection and Pectoralis Flap Transposition for Sternoclavicular Joint Infections

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By Rachel Safeek, Milind D Kachare, Bradon J Wilhelmi, Joshua H. Choo, Jessica Vavra
| HMP Global Learning Network
Though rare, infections of the SCJ are serious and often difficult to diagnose. Delayed diagnosis due to nonspecific symptoms can allow for seeding of the infection to nearby structures in the mediastinum, posing a risk for sepsis and prompting emergent surgical management. Resection of the proximal clavicle and pectoralis muscle flap transposition is the preferred surgical approach for complications of SCJI and has been generally observed to result in minimal long-term shoulder disability.
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