Surgical Treatment of Trigger Fingers

Overview

Journal Acta Orthop Belg

Specialty Orthopedics

Date 1999 Jan 29

PMID 9922537

Citations 6

Authors

F Vaes

L De Smet

H van Ransbeeck

G Fabry

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Abstract

The surgical treatment of 55 trigger fingers resulted in 87% patient satisfaction, without major complications. The mean incapacity was 1.4 weeks. Three recurrences were noted; four patients had a slight extension lag and three still experienced some local pain.

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