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Infiltration ecoguiada for trigger finger

The trigger finger is a common disease (2.6% chance over life in the general population *) with a major impact on function. It is classified into 4 degrees severity being the first two tributaries of conservative treatment and grades 3 and 4, surgical.

most effective conservative treatment is the injection of corticosteroids in pulley. On this aspect and the use of ultrasound to guide infiltration is this interesting article in the Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine. In the study, 41 prospective fingers, documented a 90% success (= disappearance of symptoms) compared to other studies with blind infiltration (57%, Fleisch et al and 56%, Peters-Veluthamaingal)

As curiosity patients are drawn from a private clinic of physical medicine and rehabilitation and sports. We, our colleagues.

Bibliography:

* BMJ. 2005 July. Management and referral for trigger finger / thumb.

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About Ecuador

I trust you will excuse this long period of silence. I'm spending a few days here in Cameroon with my colleagues and Zercaylejos the truth is also that there is no Internet connection I have no time for almost anything but work. I'll tell you something in return.

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away from Spain Essential Guide to Children's Rehabilitation

has been published recently and great practical manual children's rehabilitation: essential guide children's rehabilitation . The second news is that the architect of the matter is, as in Scorssesse pelicual of one of ours. Although in this case has been more than one. Special mention to the Dras Olga Arroyo Riaño and Martin Paz Maroto members, together with Dr Juan Espinosa , the children's section Gregorio Marañón Hospital and lead author of the book. Congratulations to them and all who helped.

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Pathophysiology there is also a martial rhythm

The truth is that I never imagined that someday I would return to interest the physiology and histology. Although well designed, can not be otherwise. When studying a tendinopathy or entrapment neuropathy, if you want to do well, you have to jump between disciplines and, without missing, understand the pathophysiology. What's going on.

In this sense I have done with one of the revisions that pulls up to date regularly. It's about epicondylitis. One issue that I have heard some colleagues is very poorly studied . Here is the link . I hope you have the luck to be signed!

Note: the photo is a histological image of a tendon in hematoxylin eosin staining caught this blog http://histologialocomotorporjmunoz.blogspot.com/ The penalty that has some standing ...