Trigger Thumb Surgery Animation - Children's Mercy Kansas City

[@AnotherMartinez]

Thank your for this video - our 3 year old is going to have this procedure done soon and your video helped me better understand the condition

[@ChildrensMercyKC]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jsorensens2]

I just had thumb trigger finger surgery 3 days ago. Nice animation!

[@scuffedvanz9411]

How has it been since?

[@Stoynov666]

how is it now??

[@jsorensens2]

@@Stoynov666 It’s perfect. No problem with it since the surgery.

[@SonuKumar-np7wu]

😢 sir kitna paisa lagta hai mellet finger surgery ka

[@tvzone2]

My trigger thumb gives me pain at the back of my palm. I haven't seen any case like mine in KZbin so I'm not sure I have trigger finger. My parents don't want me to meet a doctor but I'm always in pain. I don't know what to do

[@Sodastrings]

I don’t listen to your parents seek professional help

[@LolaRyck]

Did you find out what it is ? It could have been hitting a nerve.

[@sahilkapoor8734]

I this case we have to go neuro sergon or ortho

[@yvettemorris7295]

I’m a veteran with trigger thumb and I’m in pain; especially when I try to bend my thumb 👍

[@boumourhmad]

❤

[@user-ix7iu4wf8o]

the main question here is not the release of the blockage BUT will the fiberous tendons or A1 (or any of the As) pulley heal back after being severed ? you do lose durability when any of your pulley are severed though you gain accessibility of your fingers BUT it wont be at durable as before IF it does not heal back.

[@ChildrensMercyKC]

The cut structure, A1 pulley does NOT heal back afterward. The loss of this particular pulley on the human thumb does not result in any loss of function that can be detected in normal hand use or by clinical measurement. The more biomechanically important pulley (A2) is preserved to ensure normal function after surgery.