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Ultrasound-guided trigger finger release: a safer surgical procedure (50 cases) ? HYPOTHESIS Ultrasound-assisted percutaneous trigger finger release, with needles, has shown some incomplete releases and morbidities on tendons and bundles. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 but has also shown some benefits in recovery. Our objectives were to develop a safer procedure for percutaneous trigger finger release, using specific ultrasound guidance and a dedicated blade; then analyze the outcomes of this surgical technique in a clinical continuous series. METHODS Cadaveric lab : 6 specimens were operated on both sides, on each fingers except thumbs (48 fingers). We used a specific blade (1,8mm thin, nondisposable, blunt tip) and a Logic e GE ultrasound device with a high frequency transducer (the L10-22-RS). We performed a 1,5mm incision in the MP skinfold enabling a retrograde section of the A1 pulley during an In-Plane approach. Then, in every case, we evaluated the tendons and the neurovascular bundles with an open technique. Prospective clinical series: Under local anesthesia, 50 consecutive patients were included, 24 grade III-IV, 18 failures of steroid injection in grade I-II, 8 grade I-II diabetic patients without previous injection ; 3 forefingers, 27 thirds, 17 middles, 3 littles. Ultrasound-guided steroid injection was done at the end of the procedure in each case. A dressing was kept for one day and a clinical examination was performed after 1 and 3 months. Clinical examinations with VAS were performed pre- operatively and post-operatively.

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Ultrasound-guidedtriggerfingerrelease:asafersurgicalprocedure(50cases)?HYPOTHESISUltrasound-assistedpercutaneoustriggerfingerrelease,withneedles,hasshownsomeincompletereleasesandmorbiditiesontendonsandbundles.1,2,3,4buthasalsoshownsomebenefitsinrecovery.Ourobjectivesweretodevelopasaferprocedureforpercutaneoustriggerfingerrelease,usingspecificultrasoundguidanceandadedicatedblade;thenanalyzetheoutcomesofthissurgicaltechniqueinaclinicalcontinuousseries.METHODSCadavericlab:6specimenswereoperatedonbothsides,oneachfingersexceptthumbs(48fingers).Weusedaspecificblade(1,8mmthin,nondisposable,blunttip)andaLogiceGEultrasounddevicewithahighfrequencytransducer(theL10-22-RS).Weperformeda1,5mmincisionintheMPskinfoldenablingaretrogradesectionoftheA1pulleyduringanIn-Planeapproach.Then,ineverycase,weevaluatedthetendonsandtheneurovascularbundleswithanopentechnique.Prospectiveclinicalseries:Underlocalanesthesia,50consecutivepatientswereincluded,24gradeIII-IV,18failuresofsteroidinjectioningradeI-II,8gradeI-IIdiabeticpatientswithoutpreviousinjection;3forefingers,27thirds,17middles,3littles.Ultrasound-guidedsteroidinjectionwasdoneattheendoftheprocedureineachcase.Adressingwaskeptforonedayandaclinicalexaminationwasperformedafter1and3months.ClinicalexaminationswithVASwereperformedpre-operativelyandpost-operatively.

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RESULTSI-Cadavericlab(n=48):noneimpairmentofbundles,2superficialtendonslacerations,incompletesectionofA1pulleywasobservedinonly2fingers(little).II-Clinicalseries(n=50):Peroperative:durationofsurgerywas10minutes(5-18),triggerreleasewasobtainedimmediatelyinallgradeIII&IVPostoperativeoutcomes:norecurrenceoftriggerfingerwasnoticed,nonesensitivedisorders.Thesatisfactionratewas96%.4patientswerestillpainfulafter3monthsbutimprovedinallfourcases:onewasagradeIV,threeagradeI;twolittles,onethirdandoneforefinger.SUMMARYPOINTSInordertoimproveourresults,weconcentratedourworkon:

-adedicatedblade-aretrogradesection,sothatwestrictlyavoided

impairmentoftheA2pulley-anIn-Planeultrasoundapproachtogetacontinuous and

direct visualization oftheA1pulleysection-asteroidinjectionattheendoftheprocedureto

improvepainreliefandefficiency,forboostingrecovery.Ultrasound-guidedtriggerfingerrelease,withthis

procedure,isreliableandefficientontriggerrelease,withoutspecificmorbidity.LEVELOFEVIDENCE:IVPhotos

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Photo1:Specificbladefortriggerfingerrelease:ablunttiptopenetrateintrasheathbeforethecuttingedge

Photo2:installationoftheultrasounddeviceandpositionofthesurgeonREMARQUES:1-Plaiecutanée:Danslatechniquepercutàl’aiguille,3passaged’aiguille18gaugesontraportécommeetantnecessaires,horsune18gaugefaitunmmcequifaituntotalde3mmd’ouverture,cequiestplusgrandqu’aveclalame.72-Dupuytrenetalgodystrophie:l’utilisationd’unetechniquemini-invasivecombinéeàuneinjectiondecorticoidlimitelerisqued’hyper-inflammationcicatricielleetvaparticiper,àmonavis,àunediminutiondesdouleurspost-op,desproblèmesdeDupuytrenréactionnel,desproblèmesd’inflammationetdouleurchroniqueetaussid’algodystrophie.Jepensequ’onesttouslesdeuxd’accordlàdessus.Malheureusement,cetravailnepermetpasdeleprouver,donc,jeprefereraienparleràl’oraldansladiscussion.LesAmerlocsontsurtoutcasse-couillesurlamethodo3-Plusbesoindegarrotdoncinteressantdanslesrarescontre-indicationsaugarrotBIBLIOGRAPHY

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