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Hand Surgery Resource
Hand Surgery Resource
15 episodes
3 days ago
Hand Surgery Resource is a non-profit company committed to providing free information on diseases, disorders and injuries affecting the human hand. Currently we are providing information through our Hand Surgery Source website, Newsletter, YouTube channel, Hand Surgery Primer website and our Hand Surgery Source App.
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Hand Surgery Resource is a non-profit company committed to providing free information on diseases, disorders and injuries affecting the human hand. Currently we are providing information through our Hand Surgery Source website, Newsletter, YouTube channel, Hand Surgery Primer website and our Hand Surgery Source App.
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Medicine
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Pediatric Trigger Thumb or Congenital Trigger Thumb - Podcast from Hand Surgery Resource
Hand Surgery Resource
6 minutes 20 seconds
3 years ago
Pediatric Trigger Thumb or Congenital Trigger Thumb - Podcast from Hand Surgery Resource

In this podcast. Dr. Larry Hurst takes you through Pediatric Trigger Thumb.

Pediatric trigger thumb is characterized by interphalangeal (IP) joint contracture and the presence of a flexor tendon nodule at the metacarpal head (Notta’s node). The pathophysiology is stenosing tenosynovitis of the flexor pollicis longus (FPL) tendon. There is ongoing debate as to whether the condition is present at birth or develops early postnatally. Results from numerous observational studies support the latter assertion.

Learn more about Pediatric Trigger Thumb on Hand Surgery Resource: https://www.handsurgeryresource.net/trigger-thumb-pediatric

Hand Surgery Resource
Hand Surgery Resource is a non-profit company committed to providing free information on diseases, disorders and injuries affecting the human hand. Currently we are providing information through our Hand Surgery Source website, Newsletter, YouTube channel, Hand Surgery Primer website and our Hand Surgery Source App.