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DEQUEVAIN’S DISEASE

DEQUEVAIN’S DISEASE. Kelly kirby and niral patel. Dequevain’s disease. Mechanism of injury. Idiopathic: no known cause Diagnosis includes overuse injuries and repetitive movements of the thumb, which are a contributing factor. Symptoms .

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DEQUEVAIN’S DISEASE

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  1. DEQUEVAIN’S DISEASE Kelly kirby and niralpatel

  2. Dequevain’s disease

  3. Mechanism of injury • Idiopathic: no known cause • Diagnosis includes overuse injuries and repetitive movements of the thumb, which are a contributing factor.

  4. Symptoms • Pain, tenderness, and swelling over the thumb side of the wrist, and difficulty gripping. • Finklestein’s Test

  5. treatment • Depending on pain level, immobilizing your wrist can alleviate the symptoms. • Worst cases: Surgery and medication • Surgery: releases the tension that causes the tendon to be inflamed

  6. REcovery • If you start treatment early on, your symptoms of de Quervain'sdiesease should generally improve within four to six weeks. • Exercise the tendon to prevent stiffness

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