Recognizing and treating trigger finger

Johnson, _______

doi:10.12788/jfp.0239

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“…Hal ini mengakibatkan ekstensi tertahan dan timbul nyeri. Di saat yang bersamaan, ibu jari memicu katrol A1 stenosis dan menciptakan nodul pada tendon fleksor pollicis longus yang mencegah pergerakan fleksor pollicis longus (Johnson et al, 2021).…”

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Trigger Finger Hand, Pathophisiology and Management

Shaffiranisa,

Sari,

Chusaeri

et al. 2023

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Trigger finger hand is a stenosing tenosynovitis that occurs in the flexor sheaths of the finger and thumb due to repetitive use. Narrowing of the flexor sheath combined with hypertrophy and inflammation between tendons and sheaths causes trigger finger stenosing tenosynovitis leading to tendon restriction. The purpose of this literature review to provide an update regarding the pathophysiology and management of trigger finger. This literature study using search engines including Pubmed, ScienceDirect, NCBI, and Google Schoolar. In total, 10 sources were used which were obtained from various existing databases. In the treatment of trigger finger, there are non-surgical treatments such as conservative management and conventional management, and surgical management, namely Open release pulley A-1 which is the first line of treatment before medical rehabilitation, medical rehabilitation.

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Trigger Finger Hand, Pathophisiology and Management

Shaffiranisa,

Sari,

Chusaeri

et al. 2023

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“…Trigger finger is a disease that causes pain, triggering and locking in the finger that occurs as a result of the size disproportion between the flexor tendon and the A1 pulley. It is seen in 2-3% of the society and is more common in women (6,7). It is most commonly seen in the long and ring fingers (6).…”

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“…Although the success rate of surgical treatment is high, it is not completely uncomplicated. Infection, stiffness, nerve injury, scarring, recurrence, and flexor tendon bowstring are among the complications of surgical treatment (6)(7)(8)(9). Due to the fact that the trigger finger is a common disease and the deterioration in the quality of life caused by delayed diagnosis and treatment, patients need to be informed correctly, diagnosed quickly, and guided accordingly.…”

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Quality and Reliability of Trigger Finger YouTube Videos

Uzel,

Yilmaz,

Cacan

et al. 2023

Muscle Ligaments and Tendons J

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Introduction. Orthopedic video contents published on YouTube are not scanned and do not go through an editorial evaluation process. It is important to determine the quality and content accuracy of health-related videos. Trigger finger is a common disease and the deterioration in quality of life. However, the quality, content and adequacy of YouTube videos as a source of information about this disease have not been evaluated. The aim of this study is to investigate the quality and adequacy of the medical content of the videos on YouTube about trigger finger disease. Methods. In September 2022, the phrase "trigger finger" was entered in the YouTube search bar and the 50 most watched videos were included in the study, provided that the language of the video was English. Who uploaded the videos, real or animated content, number of views, upload date, number of comments, number of like-dislikes and video length were recorded. 3 orthopedic surgeons and 1 hand surgeon watched the videos simultaneously and separately. JAMA, DISCERN and GQS scores were calculated.Results. Average length of 50 videos is 321 seconds, number of views is 244,150, number of days from upload date to evaluation date is 1,789 days, VPI was 94, view ratio was 300. The average scores of 4 different surgeons from the parameters used for the quality and relevance analysis of the videos: JAMA 2, DISCERN 36, and GQS 2. The scores of 4 different surgeons were statistically compatible with each other (p = 0.000). The interclass correlation coefficient (ICC) was 0.906 for the JAMA score, 0.889 for the DISCERN score, and 0.831 for the GQS score. Conclusions. YouTube videos about trigger finger were low quality and unreliable. In the light of our study and other studies, the possibility of high-quality and reliable videos for patients can be increased by the evaluation and inspection of videos presented by YouTube.

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Recognizing and treating trigger finger

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References 33 publications

Trigger Finger Hand, Pathophisiology and Management

Trigger Finger Hand, Pathophisiology and Management

Quality and Reliability of Trigger Finger YouTube Videos

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