Hand and Wrist Injuries and Conditions



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Hand and Wrist Injuries and Conditions Julia Wild Hand Therapist www.southernhandtherapy.com.au 02 9553 8597

POSI Position of Safe Immobilisation So everything is balanced Wrist 30⁰ ext MCP 70⁰ flex for the collateral ligament IP 0⁰

Wrist Injuries # radius CRPS # scaphoid DeQuervains Wrist sprain Dorsal Carpal Ganglion Carpal Tunnel Syndrome TFCC ECU tendonitis

Wrist Cast Full finger flex in 1 week Swelling longer? # position slipped? CRPS Pain Clinic immediately and change cast to another or wrist splint

Wrist Splint Narrow but contouring palmar bar All commercial wrist splint come with 30 wrist ext in aluminium bar SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Assess in sections Radial Volar Ulnar Dorsal

Radial Wrist Radius Palpation (Lister s tubercle) Grind Scaphoid snuff box Watson s test EPL EPB/APL DeQuervains syndrome Finklestein s test Palpation 1 st CMC grind STT grind Palpation joint line

Radial Wrist Radius Palpation (Lister s tubercle) Grind Scaphoid snuff box Watson s test EPL EPB/APL DeQuervains syndrome Finklestein s test Palpation Superficial Radial nerve 1 st CMC grind STT grind Palpation joint line

DeQuervains Finklestein test Splint include wrist & thumb

Volar Wrist Hamate hook Pisiform grind, crep Scaphoid tubercle Median Tinel s Durkan s Phalen s Ulnar nerve Tinel s Guyon s canal compression FCR / FCU FDS/FDP Arteries = Allen s test

Volar Wrist

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome P&N Numbness Night > Day +ve Durkan s, Tinel s & Phalen s Treatment Night wrist splint 0 wrist ext for 4 weeks At 2 weeks nerve glides If not relief in splint refer on

Ulnar Wrist Ulnar grind DRUJ Squeeze Piano key test TFCC Squeeze Ballotment Piso-triq grind ECU Length Grade /5 subluxation FCU Ulnar nerve Dorsal sensory Volar sensory/motor

TFCC Articular disc central and peripheral Meniscus homologue Radio-ulnar ligamanet Ulnar collateral ligament ECU Assessed MRI and arthroscope

Ulnar Wrist Ulnar grind DRUJ Squeeze Piano key test TFCC Squeeze Ballotment Piso-triq grind ECU Length Grade /5 subluxation FCU Ulnar nerve Dorsal sensory Volar sensory/motor

ECU Tendonitis Swollen tendon in 6 th dorsal wrist compartment Pain ulnar wrist Difficulty rotating forearm Treatment wrist splint 1 week ECU specific eccentric exercises If not better in 1 week then cortisone injection

Dorsal Wrist Radius Lister s tubercle ECRL/B insertion Length and grade EPL Lunate Scapho-lunate interval Ganglion DRUJ TFCC ballottment EDC EDM ECU palpate

Dorsal Carpal Ganglion Can be intermittent Female ganglions 45 % not all sore Wrist splint for 4 weeks Inject ganglion Recurrent painful need surgery

Avulsion chip # carpus Splint/cast 6 weeks

Dorsal Wrist 6 4 3 2

THUMB MCP Adductor Pollicus Ulnar Collateral Ligament SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Thumb MCP Stener s Lesion UCL tear which is trapped by adductor aponeurosis Grade 3 tear >30 Confirmed by U/S Suspicion if swelling not reduced post STPS Needs surgical repair

UCL Conservative Treatment 6 weeks 24/24 protected with no dev in MCP Short Thumb Splint 6-10 weeks for sport only

Volar plate tear MCP 6 weeks 24/24 protected with slight MCP flex Short Thumb Splint 6-10 weeks for sport only

MC # Spiral Tendency to slip review at 2 weeks Oblique Tendency to slip review at 2 weeks Transverse Relatively stable Displaced < 20⁰ Refer on, small finger can tolerate more

# MC mid shaft or proximal Undisplaced 4 weeks protected Buddy strap 4-6 weeks

# MC neck or head

Trigger Finger

# Phalanges Spiral Review 2 weeks Check rot Oblique Review 2 weeks Check rot Transverse -stable Displaced refer on

# Phalanges undisplaced

PIP soft tissue Central slip Volar plate Collateral lig Joint subluxation #

# PIP injuries

COLLATERAL LIGAMENT TEARS =BUDDY STRAPPING to prevent lateral or rotational PIP strain for 4 weeks Encourage movement avoid disuse If use sports tape avoid tearing off injured finger as reinjury on removal of tape SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Collateral Ligament testing Place PIP in slight flexion and apply deviating force. If gap 30⁰ than 3 rd degree tear

Volar plate tear SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Use an extension block splint Start active flexion in splint immediately At 2 weeks reshape splint to 0 and keep moving At 4/52 buddy strap until 6 weeks Strengthen after 6 weeks VOLAR PLATE TEARS SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

FDP rupture

Jersey Finger= Flexor Digitorum Profundus avulsion Ruptured FDP is lack of DIP flexion Usually ring finger Oztag Operative Hand Surgery SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Ruptured FDP can pull through pulleys and get caught on A1 pulley = tender in palm A4 A2 A1 SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Test FDP intact Test FDS intact Tenderness along finger to palm may indicate partial tear or retracted tendon SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Pulley Injuries Rock-climbing hand grips place unreasonable strain on flexor tendon pulleys Full active finger ROM Tender over A2 pulley SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Pulley Treatment Support the pulley using thermoplastic semi-circle and Velcro Splint worn for minimum 4 weeks SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Mallet Finger Is the closed disruption of the terminal extensor tendon This may be rupture of the tendon or avulsion of the extensor tendon or avulsion # of extensor tendon (less than 30% of the joint and not subluxed) SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Mallet Finger SOUTHERN HAND THERAPY

Soft tissue Mallet Splint wear for minimum 8 weeks

# Mallet Dorsal avulsion fracture attached to the extensor tendon. Closed injury X-Ray to confirm # or soft-tissue Conservative management depending on size of fragment (less 30% of joint) and position of the joint Splint 6 weeks as has better blood supply Reshape after 2 days as swelling is less

Mallet Finger Zimmer splint Tape on 2 circumferential and 1 longitudinal from volar to dorsal Needs retaping every few days Keep dry

Rhenatherm Can shower x1/day Tape to stop distal migration of the tape

Splinting Mallet If use stax splint then need to use 2 as swelling goes down Can use aluminium strip tape end. Only DIP 0 ext

Resources AHTA wwww.ahta.com.au Rehabilitation of the Hand & Upper Limb by R Prosser, WB Conolly www.mayo.com www.southernhandtherapy.com.au www.mayo.comwww.mayo.com Interactive Hand Therapy edition by JC Colditz, DA McGrouther and JM Harris

Australian Hand Therapy Association www.ahta.com.au