Note: If the barb catches on skin fibers, other techniques must be used.
Note: This technique is associated with increased risk of tissue injury, increased pain, and may cause injury to health care providers from the flying hook. Therefore, this technique is rarely used in actual practice.
Note: This technique requires great dexterity and is the least successful overall.
Note: This method causes additional trauma and contamination (due to<unk>  advancement) and is probably only warranted when the needle is already nearly exiting the skin.
Note: This is an excellent technique with great success, but caries the risk of additional neurovascular injury from the incision.
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Fishhook injury
Stingray injury
High-pressure injection injury
Cement burn
Coup contrecoup injury
Lisfranc injury
Nailbed laceration
Dental avulsion