Ryckie G. Wade

Hand and Wrist trauma: Antimicrobials and Infection Audit of Clinical Practice (HAWAII ACP) is the first international audit of antimicrobial practice used in hand trauma surgery. This study will provide a description of current antimicrobial practice in this field on a global scale. These data will aid researchers in future prospective studies on optimum methods to reduce surgical site infections following hand trauma surgery.

Abstract Peripheral neuropathy affects 1 in 10 adults over the age of 40 years. Given the absence of a reliable diagnostic test for peripheral neuropathy, there has been a surge of research into diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) because it characterises nerve microstructure and provides reproducible proxy measures of myelination, axon diameter, fibre density and organisation.