VisiĆ³n general
Trigger finger, also known as stenosing tenosynovitis, is a condition that causes stiffness, pain, and the locking of the fingers when bending or straightening.
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About Trigger Finger
This condition can make it difficult for patients to carry out basic movements to the dysfunction of the finger. Trigger finger surgery offers a solution for patients who are experiencing pain and discomfort due to this condition.Ā
The procedure typically takes less than an hour and can be done under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. An immobilizing bandage may be required for a few days following surgery, but most patients start physical therapy exercises soon after treatment to restore hand movement. With proper post-operative rehabilitation and care instructions from your physician, trigger finger surgery presents excellent outcomes with minimal scarring and long-term relief of affected digits.
ĀæCuando es necesario este procedimiento?
When left untreated, this condition can become permanent. Therefore, it is important to consider different treatment options as soon as possible. A trigger finger occurs when an individualās tendon becomes swollen or inflamed, limiting the range of motion in the finger. If caught in the early stages, a trigger finger can often be treated through stretching the finger, steroid injections, or a splint. If these methods are ineffective, the patient may be a candidate for trigger finger surgery
Patients may consider this surgical procedure if:
- Conservative efforts have been ineffective
- The finger is in a fixed, bent position
- You are experiencing extreme pain
Depending on the severity of your condition, your doctor will recommend a specific treatment route. Ultimately, it is up to you to decide for yourself.
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PreparaciĆ³n para el procedimiento
Before your procedure, your orthopedic surgeon will explain the procedure and recovery process. Oftentimes, this procedure is performed under a local anesthetic. In more severe cases, patients may be given general anesthesia. If this is the case, they must follow instructions regarding fasting on the day of the procedure.Ā
During the procedure, patients should not experience pain due to the anesthesia. The surgeon will begin by making a small incision in the affected finger or below it. They will then any constrictions that are restricting movement. After identifying and addressing the issue, the surgeon will then close the incision. The procedure typically takes less than an hour and it is a reliable solution for patients with trigger finger.Ā
After the procedure, patients may experience discomfort and pain surrounding the site of the incision. Your doctor will provide you with a split and give you instructions on caring for the finger. Typically, the finger should fully heal within six weeks, but it is important to be extra cautious so you do not disrupt the healing process.
Trigger Finger with Smith Medical
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