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Reconstruction- Pediatric trigger finger developing after a burn

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Description: This 11 year old boy developed clicking and locking of his index finger after a chemical (hydrofluoric acid) burn of the finger at the proximal phalanx level. This is an unusual situation in several respects. Locking flexor tendinitis is most common in adults, spontaneous, and involves the tendon in the distal palm. Triggering due to trauma is unusual in children and most pediatric trigger digits involve the thumb.

Type: Case Study
Author/Contact: Charles Eaton
Institution: E-Hand
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Language: English

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Added: Thu Jan 31 2002
Last Modified: Thu Aug 06 2009