SU1412756A1 - Method of treatment of congenital giantism of hand finger - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of medicine, more specifically to orthopedics. The aim of the invention is to reduce postoperative complications by providing nutrition to the distal fragment. To do this, in the area of the phalanx planned for shortening, two circular incisions are made, separated from each other by the size of the intended resection, the dorsal finger veins and the palmar neurovascular bundles are removed, after which the skin is removed , the tendons of the flexor, phalanx, flexor tendon sheath, then the phalanx fragments are correlated and fixed, the tissue of the finger is restored in layers. i (i

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i The invention relates to the field of medicine ikbi, namely to orthopedics. I The aim of the invention is to reduce sclerosis complications by providing nutrition to the distal fragment. A method for treating congenital gigantism. The finger of the hand is carried out as follows.

; The radiogram is preliminarily calculated (the value of the required accelerogenography is read out and, if there are consolidation of the fragments, the spokes are removed, rehabilitation treatment is started (massage, physical therapy, physiotherapy procedures).

The application of the proposed method for the treatment of congenital gigantism of the fingers of the hand provides the following advantages as compared with the known ones: it is possible to maintain the normal anatomy | 1i. Then, for example, in the region of the average 10 ces in the affected segment phalalgus, two circulatory hands are produced, since the shortening of the finger takes place with the preservation of all three phalanxes, the nail plate, and the finger tip.

having the necessary innervation; reduction, spaced apart from each other by the magnitude of the intended resection.

Carefully separate the area of skin between the incisions. Issued by The number of operative interventions, the two back finger veins, are radial, since all enlarged tissues (skin, subcutaneous fat, tendons, phalanxes) are removed in one step by the block;

1 and ulnar neurovascular bundles. These formations are taken on the handles, after which a unit of the subcutaneous fatty tissue of the area of the flexor tendons, diaphysis of the phalanx, synovialis 20 of the procedure of the flexor tendon is resected as a single block. In re-preserving all three phalanxes of the finger, the flexor tendon areas are not necessary, since they shorten well when shortened.

outcomes of containment, since as a result of complete blood supply and innervation.

Claims (1)

Invention Formula Next, the proximal and distal segments of the phalanx are compared, fixed by two spokes held in the cross direction. The synovial vagina of the flexors, the tendon of the flexor, subcutaneous fatty fiber, are stitched together in layers, with hair, on the skin. The postoperative course in all cases passes without a pronounced stack of the distal segment of the finger. A month after the operation, the control rent is made. genography and, in the presence of consolidation of the fragments, the needles are removed, rehabilitation treatment is started (massage, physical therapy, physiotherapy). The use of the proposed method for treating the congenital gigantism of the fingers of the hand provides, in comparison with the known ones, the following advantages: it is possible to maintain the normal anatomy and having the necessary innervation; the number of surgical interventions decreases, because in one step the unit excludes the use of this technique to preserve all three phalanges of the finger, oblique spending, because as a result of applying this technique it is possible to preserve all three phalanxes of the finger that have full blood supply and innervation. Invention Formula A method for treating congenital gigantism of a finger by shortening it, comparing fragments with their subsequent fixation, characterized in that, in order to reduce postoperative complications by providing nutrition to the distal fragment, finger shortening is performed by segmental resection of an altered phalanx with preservation of vascular bundles.