Tags: scaphoid

Jul 21

Screwed :)

open source, photos, exercise, development
Surgery went well... should be back at things tomorrow (although typing is still slow and exhausting). Docs say I can run now; sweet! more »

Tags: photos, scaphoid, surgery, wrist, xrays

Jul 12

Percutaneous Cannulated Screw Fixation

chilling effects, education
Yeah, so, I have surgery on Tuesday to insert a titanium screw into my broken wrist. More geeky details below. ##### (I just remembered that Stephen Colbert broke his wrist --- chipped his [triquetrum] --- last year... [remember], he started his… more »

Tags: injury, medical, scaphoid, surgery, wrist, xrays

Jul 08

One-handed, indefinitely

wtf?, berkeley, education, exercise
I'm lucky I can type this at all; if only one-handed. (I decided to type this once here instead of numerous times. So, if all you get from me is a URL in an email, know that my one hand is probably tired.) While biking to Cal today I got hit by a… more »

Tags: fracture, medical, scaphoid, wrist

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