Retrospective Evaluation of Patients Who Received Surgery as the First Option in the Treatment of Green Type 3-4 Trigger Finger

AİM: To evaluate the clinical and functional outcomes of the patients with trigger finger patients who are treated by open surgery method without applying conservative treatment modalities METHODS: Open A1 pulley surgical release under local anesthesia was applied to 67 trigger finger patients ( 45 female, 22 male, mean age 53,82, range 11-81). The mean follow-up was 38,37 months (range 4-76 months). As assosiated pathologies, there were type 2 DM in 14 and chronic renal failure in 1 patients. RESULTS: In 67 patients pain and triggering were found to be treated by open surgical A1 pulley release. No recurrence seen in triggering nodularity. Postoperatively there were no significant neurovascular complications noted CONCLUSION: As similar to literature, we believe that in the treatment of trigger finger with open surgery method is a safe and effective method and also supplies fast return to daily life. We think that the surgery may be the first choice in selected cases.

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Acta Medica Nicomedia
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2024-10-27
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https://doi.org/10.53446/actamednicomedia.1490949
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Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation
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Retrospective Evaluation of Patients Who Received Surgery as the First Option in the Treatment of Green Type 3-4 Trigger Finger

Ümit Gök, Özgür Selek
Acta Medica Nicomedia
Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation
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Retrospective Evaluation of Patients Who Received Surgery as the First Option in the Treatment of Green Type 3-4 Trigger Finger

Ümit Gök, Özgür Selek
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AİM: To evaluate the clinical and functional outcomes of the patients with trigger finger patients who are treated by open surgery method without applying conservative treatment modalities METHODS: Open A1 pulley surgical release under local anesthesia was applied to 67 trigger finger patients ( 45 female, 22 male, mean age 53,82, range 11-81). The mean follow-up was 38,37 months (range 4-76 months). As assosiated pathologies, there were type 2 DM in 14 and chronic renal failure in 1 patients. RESULTS: In 67 patients pain and triggering were found to be treated by open surgical A1 pulley release. No recurrence seen in triggering nodularity. Postoperatively there were no significant neurovascular complications noted CONCLUSION: As similar to literature, we believe that in the treatment of trigger finger with open surgery method is a safe and effective method and also supplies fast return to daily life. We think that the surgery may be the first choice in selected cases.

Acta Medica NicomediaVol. 7(3)
University of Health Sciences (SO), Kocaeli Üniversitesi (TR)
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Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation
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