Jersey Finger (Flexor Tendon) Injury and Surgery - 3D animation
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Jersey Finger (Flexor Tendon) Injury and Surgery - 3D Animation
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Learn about Jersey Finger (Flexor Tendon) Injury and Surgery - which refers to the rupture of a flexor tendon in the finger, typically occurring when the finger is forcibly extended while gripping, and the surgical procedure to reattach the tendon, allowing for the restoration of finger flexion.
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Yeah... i can move mine so is not torn. There is a slight discoloring
Sorry to hear about your injury. It may be helpful to see a specialist if you are worried. They can determine the extent of your injury and recommend the best plan for treatment and recovery.
Type 4 FDP Tendon injury here with bony avulsion fragment - im not sure how far the tendon has retracted, i hope just to the level of the PIP, although I do feel some pain in the palm. Complication: It's been 3 months since the injury- I only have X-rays and didn't take an MRI to see how far the tendon has retracted.
Surgeon is saying she would use a pin through the fingernail to fuse the bones back together and suture the tendon.
should I be getting an MRI to see how far the tendon has retracted before the surgery? is there a reason the surgeon didn't ask for that?
also, what are your thoughts on 2-stage flexor tendon grafting, the surgeon never mentioned this though i saw on youtube that it is indicated.
Hey mate how’s the recovery going? I am 4 weeks post op with the same injury, also took 3 weeks to find out what I had done.
What if the tendon is only partially ruptured ? Can rest and immobility be enough or surgery is needed in both cases ? Seems like it happened to me when practicing judo, I am still able to bend my thumb but not as much as I could before, that's what makes me think it's only partial if not something else
Recent studies suggests that partially torn tendons may not require surgery for good results, and may heal correctly with splinting and exercise. But tendon ends must be touching to be able to heal. This is best determined by a doctor who can do a thorough examination and accurately assess the extent of the injury. We cannot comment on your individual case, but definitely recommend seeing a doctor to make sure you have the best outcomes.
Same happened to me with my ring finger . Its discoloured i can straight my finger but not as much as i can before, there is a little bend ... can i make it perfect with fingersplint and excresise now ?
Steriod injections can make it perfect ?
Is it fixable if the injury is long time ago? it happen 3 years... i guess.. because i accidentally cut my finger with a knife and i thought its not deep and my friend said to me that its gonna heal. Till now i can't grip my finger like in your video
We recommend you see an orthopedic hand specialist and they will be able to evaluate your specific case. If left untreated, the tendons can remain severed and you can lose the ability to bend your fingers.