Congenital Hand Differences

Multidisciplinary Consensus Guideline for Managing Trigger Finger: Results From the European HANDGUIDE Study

“…15,16 However, due to recent debate on the existence of a true congenital form of trigger finger, treatment is starting to resemble that of the acquired form. [17][18][19] For use of orthoses, no evidence for effectiveness was found in our systematic review. 4 One recent RCT compared 2 different orthoses: the MCP joint blocking orthosis and the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint blocking orthosis.…”

Congenital Hand Differences

“…1 I would like to comment on the recent classification of thumb polydactyly by Zuidam et al 2 Zuidam et al 2 have elaborated on the Wassel's classification, which is based on the x-ray appearance of the bony skeletons of the thumb polydactyly. 3 The classifications of Wassel 3 and Zuidam et al 2 diagram the ossification centers in the epiphysis.…”

Ailesel Kamptodaktili ve Periferik Nöropatili Üç Kız Kardeş

“…Therefore, if there are mild functional limitations, nonsurgical care is necessary and it is the first-line treatment, including serial casting and splinting. Others with moderate to severe contracture (60° to 90°) or those unresponsive to splinting may benefit from surgical interventions (1,2). The outcomes of surgery are not clear, therefore, surgery as a treatment option must be decided individually.…”