Contracture of the hand,fingers,and wrist resulting from reduced blood flow to the affected muscles is called:

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Volkmann contracture is a condition where reduced blood flow to the affected muscles in the hand, fingers, and wrist can cause contracture or permanent shortening of the muscles, making it difficult to move the affected area. This can be caused by trauma or injury to the area, such as a fracture or crush injury. Paget's disease, ganglion, and rheumatoid arthritis are not typically associated with reduced blood flow leading to contracture.

Contracture of the Hand,fingers,and Wrist Resulting from Reduced Blood Flow