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The flexor tendon becomes trapped at the entrance to its sheath. On forced extension, it passes the constriction with a snap (“triggering”). This condition causes painful catching or popping of the affected finger in early stage. Later, the finger will lock in either flexion or extension.
Trigger Finger Release
The Procedure
- Local anaesthesia.
- Skin incision at base of involved finger in the palm.
- Release of flexor tendon.
- Skin closure with stitches.
Before the Procedure
- A written consent is required.
- Inform doctor about drug allergy, regular medications or other medical conditions.
After the Procedure
- Regular mobilization of involved finger.
- Off stitches within 2 weeks.
Risk and Complication
- Wound infection, adhesion, scarring and residual pain.
- Recurrence of triggering
Uncommon risks with serious complications
- Nerve, tendon or blood vessel injury
- Finger numbness, stiffness or necrosis.
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