IN CIVILIAN life, acute suppurative tenosynovitis and trauma to the joint phalanges are the most common causes of loss of flexor function in the hand. Loss of flexor function means loss of the "hook ...

The healing of flexor tendons in the hand has been the subject of extensive investigation, driven by the need to restore digital function following injury. Primary repair within 12 to 24 hours remains ...

It is generally considered that "trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis) = stenosis of the A1 pulley."The length of the A1 ...

A Conclusion That Defies Conventional Wisdom■ Common Assumptions in Clinical Practice (Conventional Wisdom) “The reason ...

The flexor pollicis longus muscle is located in the lower half of the arm, from the elbow down. It is an anatomical part that is unique to humans. The muscle extends into the hand and aids with thumb ...

The flexor retinaculum of the hand is a fibrous band that is quite durable and extends over the carpus. The carpus is a group of bones located in the wrist between the ulna, the radius and the ...