1999
DOI: 10.1053/jhsu.1999.1156
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Trigger finger in children

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“…10 However, a report of 18 consecutive patients treated with A1 pulley excision and resection of one slip of the FDS tendon reported recurrence in only 2 patients (9%), with no other complications. 25 Pediatric trigger thumb is a relatively common condition that presents as a thumb IP joint locked in flexion in a young child.…”
Section: Outcomes and Complications Trigger Thumbmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…10 However, a report of 18 consecutive patients treated with A1 pulley excision and resection of one slip of the FDS tendon reported recurrence in only 2 patients (9%), with no other complications. 25 Pediatric trigger thumb is a relatively common condition that presents as a thumb IP joint locked in flexion in a young child.…”
Section: Outcomes and Complications Trigger Thumbmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…10 There are no reports of trigger digits being present at birth, which suggests that like trigger thumbs, this is an acquired and not a congenital condition. Also in contrast to trigger thumbs, trigger fingers more often present with classic triggering symptoms rather than fixed or locked flexion posture.…”
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“…The thumb is affected around ten times more frequently than the other fingers (2) . Trigger thumb occurring alone has not been correlated with any syndromes, but other fingers with trigger deformity have been correlated with neurological syndromes such as trisomy 18 and mucopolysaccharidosis (3) .…”
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