Prognostic factors related to recurrence of trigger finger after open surgical release in adults

Atthakomol, Pichitchai; Manosroi, Worapaka; Sathiraleela, Krittin; Thaiprasit, Nutthapong; Duangsan, Treephum; Tapaman, Atithep; Sripheng, Jiramate

doi:10.1016/j.bjps.2023.05.008

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“…These include baseline patient characteristics (such as the presence of diabetes mellitus and occupation), as well as findings from the physical examination indicating the severity of the condition (such as involvement of the thumb, deformity in flexion of the proximal interphalangeal joint, and flexor tendon injury), and the course of the clinical condition (such as symptoms lasting more than two years or requiring more than two or three injections). 15 16 Likewise, they do not consider other additional variables that, under the criteria of Colombian surgeons, should be taken into account, such as the presence of rheumatoid arthritis, the condition of multiple fingers or the association with carpal tunnel syndrome.…”

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Preferencias para el tratamiento del dedo en gatillo del adulto: Censo a los cirujanos de mano colombianos agremiados

Botero Bermúdez,

García González,

Aguilar Sierra

et al. 2024

Revista Iberoamericana de Cirugía de la Mano

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Resumen Introducción No existe una guía para el abordaje del dedo en gatillo. Este estudio caracteriza las perspectivas de los cirujanos de mano en Colombia frente al abordaje de esta enfermedad, pues se estima que sus preferencias constituyen actualmente un factor determinante en el manejo ofrecido. Materiales y Métodos Estudio de corte transversal que incluyó el censo de cirujanos de mano agremiados durante el 2021 en Colombia. Se creó una encuesta junto a un grupo focal de cinco cirujanos la cual se distribuyó para su diligenciamiento en REDCap. Resultados La tasa de respuesta fue de 81%. Múltiples factores clínicos son considerados para el diagnóstico. El manejo inicial predilecto es solamente una infiltración con corticoesteroides, excepto en pacientes diabéticos o con bloqueo del dedo, en quienes se prefiere operar, siendo la liberación abierta la técnica más popular. Se considera remisión de la enfermedad al cumplirse seis meses sin síntomas, siendo la satisfacción del paciente el desenlace más relevante. Conclusión Las perspectivas de los cirujanos de mano divergen, así como los hallazgos en la literatura. Este estudio evidencia la necesidad de generar consensos frente al abordaje, teniendo en cuenta las características individuales relevantes de los pacientes y la experiencia de los cirujanos.

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Preferencias para el tratamiento del dedo en gatillo del adulto: Censo a los cirujanos de mano colombianos agremiados

Botero Bermúdez,

García González,

Aguilar Sierra

et al. 2024

Revista Iberoamericana de Cirugía de la Mano

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“…More than three previous steroid injections and a history of manual labour were identified as independent predictors of recurrence. 20 …”

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Organisational capabilities, outcomes, and benefits of trigger finger release surgery in primary care: a service evaluation study

Rizvi,

Rong Ryan,

Ethan

et al. 2023

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BackgroundTrigger finger is a common hand condition in which a finger is unable to fully extend due to a thickening of the tendon and its sheath, causing the finger to lock in a bent position.AimTo assess the viability of carrying out Trigger Finger surgeries in NHS primary care in terms of clinician and patient acceptance, experience and outcomes, and operational requirements of this service for wider application.Design and SettingIn this study, a total of 214 Trigger Finger Release Surgery procedures carried out between 22nd August 2019 and 25th October 2022 by a single hand surgeon in a single Primary Care surgery in Leicester, United Kingdom.MethodData were analysed using data from SystemOne, which is a patient database linked with the National Health Service (NHS).Results and conclusionHerein, we identify the opportunity to significantly reduce pressures on secondary care orthopaedic referrals as well as offer patients faster and effective surgical treatment within a primary care setting utilising far less NHS resources.

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Welche Faktoren begünstigen Schnappfinger-Rezidive nach Operation?

2023

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Prognostic factors related to recurrence of trigger finger after open surgical release in adults

Cited by 5 publications

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Preferencias para el tratamiento del dedo en gatillo del adulto: Censo a los cirujanos de mano colombianos agremiados

Preferencias para el tratamiento del dedo en gatillo del adulto: Censo a los cirujanos de mano colombianos agremiados

Organisational capabilities, outcomes, and benefits of trigger finger release surgery in primary care: a service evaluation study

Welche Faktoren begünstigen Schnappfinger-Rezidive nach Operation?

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