Ten trigger fingers in an adult man: A case report

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Abstract

Trigger finger is a common disease particularly in the middle aged women. A very rare case in which an adult man had 10 trigger fingers was experienced. He was treated with local steroid injections in both thumbs, but trigger finger disease has been aggravated in every digit of both hands. We performed an early operative treatment. Three months after the operation, the patient could perform his work without discomfort in his hands and showed normal range of motion in all fingers. Copyright © The Korean Academy of Medical Sciences.

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Lee, Y. K., Kam, B. S., Lee, K. W., Kim, W. J., & Choy, W. S. (2007). Ten trigger fingers in an adult man: A case report. Journal of Korean Medical Science, 22(1), 170–172. https://doi.org/10.3346/jkms.2007.22.1.170

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