Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger finger
In this study mid- and long-term outcomes of the cases with trigger finger we treated using Admix NoKorTM have been presented. Percutaneous release procedures were applied for 24 fingers of 22 (19 female, 3 male patients; mean age, 57; range, 39-72) patients between May 2009 and May 2011. Preoperati...
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doaj-924904e73b944499bdfe0edc3d5df2862020-11-25T02:01:41ZengSociety of TURAZ AKADEMI Medicine Science2147-06342017-09-0163551610.5455/medscience.2017.06.8620260206Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger fingerIbrahim Kurt0Ali Murat Kalender1Resit Sevimli2Mehmet Fatih Korkmaz3Doctor in Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology , Birecik State Hospital, Sanliurfa, Turkey Associate Professor in Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology , Sutcu Imam University School of Medicine, Kahramanmaras, Turkey Assistant Professor in Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Inonu University School of Medicine, Malatya, Turkey Associate Professor in Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Inonu University School of Medicine, Malatya, TurkeyIn this study mid- and long-term outcomes of the cases with trigger finger we treated using Admix NoKorTM have been presented. Percutaneous release procedures were applied for 24 fingers of 22 (19 female, 3 male patients; mean age, 57; range, 39-72) patients between May 2009 and May 2011. Preoperatively US was performed so as to confirm the presence of trigger finger. Diameters of the tendons of the affected and intact hands measured using US, were compared so as to be able to demonstrate thickening of the tendon of the trigger finger. The patients were monitored for an average period of 25.2 (range, 14-36) months. During surgery, clinically loss of the catching sensation was observed. In two patients percutaneous trigger finger release failed, so we have to proceed with open surgery. During open surgery, we observed longitudinal wounds on the tendon. One patient developed unilateral radial digital nerve damage. Percutaneous release of the trigger finger using Admix NoKorTM 16-G gauge needle can be preferred in the treatment of trigger finger. Trigger finger of the first digit requires more attentive approach and one should be aware of the complications. If required open surgery can be preferred. [Med-Science 2017; 6(3.000): 551-6]http://www.ejmanager.com/fulltextpdf.php?mno=260206Trigger fingerpercutaneous surgery16G Admix NoKor TM needleradial digital nerve damage |
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Ibrahim Kurt Ali Murat Kalender Resit Sevimli Mehmet Fatih Korkmaz Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger finger Medicine Science Trigger finger percutaneous surgery 16G Admix NoKor TM needle radial digital nerve damage |
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Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger finger |
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Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger finger |
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Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger finger |
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Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger finger |
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Percutaneous surgery using Admix NoKorTM Non-Coring 16 G needle in cases with trigger finger |
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percutaneous surgery using admix nokortm non-coring 16 g needle in cases with trigger finger |
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Society of TURAZ AKADEMI |
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Medicine Science |
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2147-0634 |
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In this study mid- and long-term outcomes of the cases with trigger finger we treated using Admix NoKorTM have been presented. Percutaneous release procedures were applied for 24 fingers of 22 (19 female, 3 male patients; mean age, 57; range, 39-72) patients between May 2009 and May 2011. Preoperatively US was performed so as to confirm the presence of trigger finger. Diameters of the tendons of the affected and intact hands measured using US, were compared so as to be able to demonstrate thickening of the tendon of the trigger finger. The patients were monitored for an average period of 25.2 (range, 14-36) months. During surgery, clinically loss of the catching sensation was observed. In two patients percutaneous trigger finger release failed, so we have to proceed with open surgery. During open surgery, we observed longitudinal wounds on the tendon. One patient developed unilateral radial digital nerve damage. Percutaneous release of the trigger finger using Admix NoKorTM 16-G gauge needle can be preferred in the treatment of trigger finger. Trigger finger of the first digit requires more attentive approach and one should be aware of the complications. If required open surgery can be preferred. [Med-Science 2017; 6(3.000): 551-6] |
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Trigger finger percutaneous surgery 16G Admix NoKor TM needle radial digital nerve damage |
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