10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TENOVAGINITIS»
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Textbook of Disorders and Injuries of the Musculoskeletal ...
Although tenovaginitis stenosans usually develops in otherwise normal persons,
occasionally it is a manifestation of early rheumatoid arthritis. de Quervain's
Tenovaginitis Stenosans. At the level of the lower end of the radius, the tendons
of ...
Robert Bruce Salter,
1999
2
Essential Revision Notes for Intercollegiate MRCS.: Book. 2
de. Quervain's. tenovaginitis. This is a stenosis of the tendon sheath of the first
dorsal wrist compartment containing the APL (abductor pollicis longus) and EPB (
extensor poll icis brevis) tendons. It occurs in inflammatory arthritides but may ...
Catherine Parchment Smith,
2006
3
Foundations for Integrative Musculoskeletal Medicine: An ...
Tenosynovitis and Tenovaginitis Tenosynovitis occurs when tendons that are
covered by a sheath become roughened and inflamed. It is commonly seen with
occupational overuse or strain. In this condition, crepitus (a crackling sound or a ...
4
Clinical MR Imaging: A Practical Approach
Typical examples are De Quervain stenosing tenovaginitis of the wrist, flexor
hallucis longus tenovaginitis in posterior ankle impingement syndrome.
Paratenonitis: in tendons without a synovial sheath, • the epitendineum and
surrounding ...
Peter Reimer, Paul M. Parizel, James F.M. Meaney,
2010
5
A System of Orthopaedic Medicine
Fritz de Quervain, a Swiss physician, is given credit for first describing this
condition in a report of five cases in 1895.43 The disorder has since been known
as de Quervain's disease, tenovaginitis stenosans or styloiditis radii.44 Although
the ...
6
Tendon, Nerve and Other Disorders
De Quervain's tenovaginitis De Quervain's syndrome has attracted renewed
interest in recent years and many hand surgeons consider it should be regarded
as an entirely separate entity to extensor tendon tenosynovitis. Biopsy of the first
...
Raoul Tubiana, Alain Gilbert,
2004
7
Reoperative Hand Surgery
Semantically, if the pathologic condition involves the tendon sheath, then the
proper tenovaginitis (tendon+sheath+inflammation), e.g., stenosing tenovaginitis
for trigger fingers or deQuervain's tenovaginitis for inflammation of the first dorsal
...
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Get ahead! SURGERY100 EMQs for Finals
Theme 5: Hand disorders 1. D - Ganglion A ganglion is the commonest cystic
swelling at the back of the wrist. (Ganglion, from Greek gang/l0 : swelling or knot.)
2. A — de Quervain's tenovaginitis In de Quervain's tenovaginitis, the sheath of
the ...
James Wigley, Saran Shantikumar,
2007
9
Essentials of Orthopaedics for Physiotherapist
DE QUERVAIN'S DISEASE ANDTRIGGER FINGER Both are stenosing
tenovaginitis, in which the sheath of a flexor tendon thickens, apparently
spontaneously, so as to entrap the tendon (Fig. 16.38). Fig. 16.38: de Quervain's
disease: Arrow ...
10
Black's Medical Dictionary
Tendovaginitis. Also called tenovaginitis: inflammation of a TENDON and of the
sheath enveloping it. Tenesmus. A symptom of disease affecting the ...
Tenovaginitis. See TENDOVAGINITIS. TENS. See TRANSCUTANEOUS
STIMULATION ...
Bloomsbury Publishing,
2005