2021
DOI: 10.1097/gox.0000000000003923
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Simultaneous Central Slip and Volar Plate Injuries at PIP Joint: A Novel Therapeutic Approach

Abstract: In hands, both the proximal (PIPJ) and distal (DIPJ) interphalangeal joints are bound by collateral ligaments on the radial and ulnar sides, extensor tendons like the central slip dorsally, and a ligamentous volar plate on their palmar surface. 1 These structures all contribute to PIPJ stability and movement; so injury to any of them can cause significant joint instability and, untreated, chronic finger deformity. 2 Extensor tendon injuries generally are more common and functionally limiting than flexor tendon… Show more

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