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Trigger Finger / Thumb : Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment In Delhi, India

What is trigger finger/thumb?

If your finger gets stuck in a bent position or snaps when bent and straightened, then the trigger finger can be the likely cause. The name trigger finger comes from the similarity with a gun trigger being pulled or released. This is a common cause of hand pain and is seen in roughly 2- 3 percent of the general population. The thumb or ring finger of women in the fifth or sixth decade of life is most commonly affected. The condition can however involve multiple fingers and both hands.

What are the causes of trigger finger/thumb?

Tendons are rope-like structures that attach the muscles to the bones. These are surrounded by a covering (sheath) and are held attached firmly to the bones by anchors called pulleys. A disparity in the size of the tendons and the sheath or the anchors results in the disruption of the smooth gliding mechanism and the resulting snapping or locking sensation is addressed as a trigger finger.

The exact cause of this condition is not known, but its development may be related to activities requiring repeated gripping (like rock climbing) or physical activity involving extensive use of the hand as in repetitive screw driving. Certain professions such as farmers, industrial workers, musicians may experience this problem more often. Injuries to the pulley and tendon problems are seen in this condition.

This condition is seen more commonly in association with

Diabetes – up to 10% of diabetics may be affected

Rheumatoid arthritis

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or after surgery for this problem

Hypothyroidism

Renal disease or dialysis

Mothers thumb or De Quervain’s disease

What are the symptoms of trigger finger/thumb?

The common symptoms include

Stiffness and swelling especially in the morning

Palpable painful nodule at the base of the finger

Clicking during movement of the finger

Intermittent finger locking during bending often requiring extra effort to straighten the finger

In severe cases, the affected finger may become locked in a bent position

How is trigger finger/thumb diagnosed?

The diagnosis of the trigger finger is based on medical history and clinical examination. The key finding is locking of the finger when it is bend, with snapping when it is straightened. Ultrasound is an inexpensive and easily available modality used to assess the severity and measure the thickness of the affected sheath. A guided injection for relief can be performed at the same time for relief. Ultrasound offers the advantage of being able to compare to the other side and perform a dynamic assessment (assess the problem as the finger is being moved).

What are the treatment options for trigger finger/thumb?

Most cases are treated conservatively with rest, activity modification, splinting, anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy and local injections. Early treatment of trigger thumb has been associated with better outcomes. Splints can limit motion and reduce aggravating activities. These are usually worn for 6-10 weeks although are less effective in individuals with severe triggering or longstanding symptoms.

Steroid injection

A small amount of steroid with local anesthetic is used for injection under ultrasound guidance. Unguided injections without ultrasound may risk injury to surrounding structures such as nerves and blood vessels. Dr. Manocha routinely performs these injections under ultrasound guidance in his OPD as guided injections are more accurate. Injections are low-cost alternatives to surgery with fewer complications and a quick return to work.

The injection can reduce inflammation and resolve pain, triggering in up to 75% of cases. Some individuals may require more than one injection. If a series of two injections do not resolve the problem, then the surgical option can be considered. Surgery is successful in vast majority who fail to improve with the above measures. Options include open, endoscopic or percutaneous release.

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Trigger Finger / Thumb : Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment In Delhi, India

What is trigger finger/thumb?

If your finger gets stuck in a bent position or snaps when bent and straightened, then the trigger finger can be the likely cause. The name trigger finger comes from the similarity with a gun trigger being pulled or released. This is a common cause of hand pain and is seen in roughly 2- 3 percent of the general population. The thumb or ring finger of women in the fifth or sixth decade of life is most commonly affected. The condition can however involve multiple fingers and both hands.

What are the causes of trigger finger/thumb?

Tendons are rope-like structures that attach the muscles to the bones. These are surrounded by a covering (sheath) and are held attached firmly to the bones by anchors called pulleys. A disparity in the size of the tendons and the sheath or the anchors results in the disruption of the smooth gliding mechanism and the resulting snapping or locking sensation is addressed as a trigger finger.

The exact cause of this condition is not known, but its development may be related to activities requiring repeated gripping (like rock climbing) or physical activity involving extensive use of the hand as in repetitive screw driving. Certain professions such as farmers, industrial workers, musicians may experience this problem more often. Injuries to the pulley and tendon problems are seen in this condition.

This condition is seen more commonly in association with

Diabetes – up to 10% of diabetics may be affected

Rheumatoid arthritis

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or after surgery for this problem

Hypothyroidism

Renal disease or dialysis

Mothers thumb or De Quervain’s disease

What are the symptoms of trigger finger/thumb?

The common symptoms include

Stiffness and swelling especially in the morning

Palpable painful nodule at the base of the finger

Clicking during movement of the finger

Intermittent finger locking during bending often requiring extra effort to straighten the finger

In severe cases, the affected finger may become locked in a bent position

How is trigger finger/thumb diagnosed?

The diagnosis of the trigger finger is based on medical history and clinical examination. The key finding is locking of the finger when it is bend, with snapping when it is straightened. Ultrasound is an inexpensive and easily available modality used to assess the severity and measure the thickness of the affected sheath. A guided injection for relief can be performed at the same time for relief. Ultrasound offers the advantage of being able to compare to the other side and perform a dynamic assessment (assess the problem as the finger is being moved).

What are the treatment options for trigger finger/thumb?

Most cases are treated conservatively with rest, activity modification, splinting, anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy and local injections. Early treatment of trigger thumb has been associated with better outcomes. Splints can limit motion and reduce aggravating activities. These are usually worn for 6-10 weeks although are less effective in individuals with severe triggering or longstanding symptoms.

Steroid injection

A small amount of steroid with local anesthetic is used for injection under ultrasound guidance. Unguided injections without ultrasound may risk injury to surrounding structures such as nerves and blood vessels. Dr. Manocha routinely performs these injections under ultrasound guidance in his OPD as guided injections are more accurate. Injections are low-cost alternatives to surgery with fewer complications and a quick return to work.

The injection can reduce inflammation and resolve pain, triggering in up to 75% of cases. Some individuals may require more than one injection. If a series of two injections do not resolve the problem, then the surgical option can be considered. Surgery is successful in vast majority who fail to improve with the above measures. Options include open, endoscopic or percutaneous release.

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Medical Pendant Market Overview, Key Players Analysis, Emerging Opportunities, Comprehensive Research Study, Competitive Landscape And Potential Of Industry From 2020

Medical Pendant Market Overview

Medical pendant refers to the robotic equipment used in the latest operating theatre that can control all functions seamlessly, using the computer-assisted configuration software. Functions that these pendants can perform include correct positioning of terminal units, delivery of medical gas & medicines, and specialty and electrical services.

Over the last couple of years, the global medical pendant market size has continuously been rising with the increasing need for low-risk and safe workspace for the medical workforce. Moreover, the augmenting demand for medical pendant systems in operation theatres and intensive care units is escalating the market on the global platform.

Considering the phenomenal upsurges, the market is witnessing currently, Market Research Future (MRFR) in its recently published study report asserts that the global medical pendant market will garner a value of USD 149.01 MN by 2023 registering a 7% CAGR throughout the forecast period (2017-2023).

Additional factors triggering the demand for medical pendants include the useful results achieved in the areas of surgery and endoscopy and technological advancements and innovations allowing medical systems to move on a press of a button. Also, factors such as the advancements in robotic technology and the increasing number of robotic surgeries are further influencing the market growth.

On the other hand, factors such as the high cost of medical pendant systems are impeding the growth of the market, restricting their uptake.

Global Medical Pendant Market – Segments

For ease of understanding, the MRFR analysis has been segmented into three key dynamics:  

By Product: Fixed Retractable Pendants, Fixed Pendants, Single Arm Movable Pendants, Double & Multi-arm Movable Pendants, and Accessories among others.

By Application: Hospital and Clinics among others.

By Regions: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Rest-of-the-World.                                      

Global Medical Pendant Market – Regional Analysis

The North American region heading with the presence of a large number of key players will retain its dominance over the global medical pendant market. Factors such as the presence of world-class healthcare infrastructure, superior healthcare practices, advanced facilities, and strict mandates from the regulating authorities drive the medical pendant market in the region.  Also, increasing governmental support for the development of new pendants and R&D activities required for the same are some of the factors propelling the growth in the regional market.

The region is a hub for technology and witnesses constant advancements which is a key reason why North America has improved access to technology that allows the region to have the upper hand in the market. Moreover, the availability to develop advanced technologies alongside the presence of well-established infrastructure that enables a suitable environment for the development as well as the early implementation of advanced technologies helps to increase the size of the market to an extent.

The medical pendant market in the European region is another lucrative market, globally.

The market is predominantly led by robust healthcare penetration and high per capita income in the region.

Besides, additional factors such as the increased funding and the support from the public & private sectors for R&D activities and the resurging economy in the region that is playing a vital role in growing consumers purchasing power are providing impetus to the growth of the regional market. Germany with its flourishing medical devices market dominates the regional market whereas, the UK medical pendant market accounts for the second-significant market in the region.

The Asia Pacific medical pendant market is rapidly emerging as a profitable market, globally. Factors such as the vast technological advancements and the high uptake of these advanced technologies foster the growth of the regional market. Some of the technologically sound countries such as India, China, South Korea, and Japan are innovating technologically advanced pendants which as a result is keeping the APAC at the forefront of the competition.  

Global Medical Pendant Market – Competitive Analysis

Highly competitive, the medical pendant market appears to be fragmented due to the presence of many large and small-scale players. They make substantial investments in R&D to develop advanced pendants. High growth opportunities that the market demonstrates are attracting several new entrants to the market, intensifying the competition further in the already fiercely competitive market.

These players also incorporate strategic initiatives such as collaboration, acquisition, expansion, partnership, and product & technology launch to gain an edge over their competitors, maintaining their positions in the market.

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Medical Pendant Market Major Players:

Key players leading the global medical pendant market include Ondal Medical Systems GmbH, Skytron LLC, Megasan Medikal, MEDIMAXKOREA, Elektra Hellas S.A., Tedisel Medical, Starkstrom, Brandon Medical Co. Ltd., Surgiris, and BeaconMedæs among others.

Medical Pendant Industry/ Innovation/ Related News:

September 17, 2018 ---- New Scale Technologies, Inc. (the US), a leading global technology company involved in designing, developing, and manufacturing custom precision motion systems for medical and other markets announced that of its division - New Scale Robotics has received Universal Robots certification for its NSR-PG-10-20-UR Precision Parallel Gripper. Universal Robots certification confirms that the smart gripper is fully compatible with UR collaborative robots and meets all published specifications.

Teachable finger positions that can move to the desired positions and set using the UR teach pendant is one of the key features of the NSR-PG-10-20-UR precision parallel gripper. The gripper’s small size, high precision, and seamless integration ensure return on investment for our customers. The NSR-PG smart gripper is intended explicitly for small robots and small parts. Or the collaborative robots that intricate part handling, measurement, sorting, and assembly.