In boutonniere deformity , as u say that the lateral band is slightly volar, but in injury of centeal slip- At pip joint their is displacement of lateral bad more volarly, that is why their is flexion at pip joint so it is also called as button hole deformity. This deformity is combination of flexion at pip joint and hyperextention at dip jt.
gud evening sir..... How injury to central slip is leading to dorsal subluxation of lat bands... Dorsal subluxation is prevented by transverse ret lig... Secondly, there shud be volar subluxation of lat bands so when extrinsic extensors will contract, central slip will fail to act but lat bands will become taut n pull DIP into extension ... Floppyness at DIP will be lost....🙏
With due respect.... you said that after the central slip is torn :lateral slips move dorsally ...but I read in literature that the rest of the slips i-e lateral slips move anteriorly ....not dorsally
Sir but extension of fingers occuers mainly due to interossei and lumbrical...and central slip through proxal phalanx extends at metacarpophalangeal joint.
Yes you are correct. Extension is assisted by interossei muscle. Anatomy of exteriors is complex. What I have presented is simplified version to easily understand the test.
Lumbricals n interossie acts as flexors at MCPJ n extensors at PIPJ while extrinsic extensors are primary extensors at MCPJ only n secondary extensors at PIPJ ( primary being lumbricals n interossie) Thats y when there is claw deformity( lumbrical minus) MCPJ extends but not PIPJ, flexors overpower at PIP but not MCPJ leading to claw( hyper extension at MCPJ nd flexion at pipj)
I went through a similar injury while playing cricket. my pinky finger is still deformed. I am splinting it. Is there any option other than surgery to fix it?
In boutonniere deformity , as u say that the lateral band is slightly volar, but in injury of centeal slip- At pip joint their is displacement of lateral bad more volarly, that is why their is flexion at pip joint so it is also called as button hole deformity. This deformity is combination of flexion at pip joint and hyperextention at dip jt.
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Correct.... In the case of central slip lateral bands act as flexors hence the boutonniere deformity....
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gud evening sir.....
How injury to central slip is leading to dorsal subluxation of lat bands...
Dorsal subluxation is prevented by transverse ret lig...
Secondly, there shud be volar subluxation of lat bands so when extrinsic extensors will contract, central slip will fail to act but lat bands will become taut n pull DIP into extension ... Floppyness at DIP will be lost....🙏
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There is volar displacement of the lateral bands not dorsal displacement with boutonniere deformity.
Yes true
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With due respect.... you said that after the central slip is torn :lateral slips move dorsally ...but I read in literature that the rest of the slips i-e lateral slips move anteriorly ....not dorsally
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Well-demonstrated sir.
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The resistant by the clinician has to be given at Proximal or Middle phalanx??
Middle phalanx
Sir but extension of fingers occuers mainly due to interossei and lumbrical...and central slip through proxal phalanx extends at metacarpophalangeal joint.
Yes you are correct. Extension is assisted by interossei muscle. Anatomy of exteriors is complex. What I have presented is simplified version to easily understand the test.
Lumbricals n interossie acts as flexors at MCPJ n extensors at PIPJ
while extrinsic extensors are primary extensors at MCPJ only n secondary extensors at PIPJ ( primary being lumbricals n interossie)
Thats y when there is claw deformity( lumbrical minus) MCPJ extends but not PIPJ, flexors overpower at PIP but not MCPJ leading to claw( hyper extension at MCPJ nd flexion at pipj)
the work of intrinsics is prevented by this test, we keep the mcp extended to isolate the central slip work
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I went through a similar injury while playing cricket. my pinky finger is still deformed. I am splinting it. Is there any option other than surgery to fix it?
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Sir I had a surgery got plate now I can't up to my first finger or thumb what I do
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