Extensor tendon dislocation of the hand: six cases in a family

Meriç, Gökhan; Altınışık, Jülide; Atik, Aziz

doi:10.1177/1753193413489083

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“…Congenital sagittal band deficiency is a rare disease that occurs mostly in children. Although the related gene is not yet known, it is thought to be an autosomal dominant trait that may occur bilaterally and in multiple digits (3,(7)(8)(9). The main symptoms in patients with congenital extensor tendon dislocation include swelling around the MCP joint as well as pain and discomfort that worsen during flexion of the joint thus requiring surgical stabilization.…”

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Treatment of bilateral congenital extensor tendon dislocation on multiple digits with only one sagittal band reconstruction: a case report

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Bilateral congenital dislocation of the extensor tendon in the metacarpophalangeal joint is an exceedingly rare disease and often involves multiple fingers. Surgical treatment of multiple congenital extensor tendon dislocations in both hands has been reported; however, no report has clearly stated whether all fingers should be surgically treated in patients with multiple finger involvement. We report a case in which we successfully treated bilateral congenital extensor tendon dislocation on multiple digits with only one single-loop reconstruction of the sagittal band instead of operating on all involved fingers.

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confidence: 99%