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Persistent/ Recurrent trigger finger after a release of the A1 pulley. Triggering occur between the noose formed by the two slips of the FDS and the FDP at the Camper’s chiasm at the distal edge of the A2 pulley. Always check for other possible points of conflict. #mskrad

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The Dapper Doctor3 年前

Me as an Abdominal Radiologist, pretending to understand any of this

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Gonzalo Serrano-Belmar.3 年前

That's what drawings are for! I thought they were abdominal radiologist proof 🤣 🤣.

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Juliusz Sroczyński3 年前

Nice case and beatiful graphics. I observed that Sometimes thickened FDS is stuck between A1 and A2 causing lack Of flexion and extension as well

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MSK Ultrasound for POCUS Practitioners3 年前

@Dr_Ramon_Balius I’m lost on this one…can you give me an idiot’s guide on what I’m supposed to be seeing?

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Lindsay Evans3 年前

@lulutonrad

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