Nov 16, 2025 · Extensor Tendon Injuries are traumatic injuries to the extensor tendons that can be caused by laceration, trauma, or overuse. Diagnosis is made clinically by physical …

Goal: Protect extensor zones VI-VIII when all EDC tendons are repaired. Limit adhesions and maintain active MCP and wrist extension while gaining 15 MCP flexion and 20 wrist flexion.

Aug 13, 2025 · Abstract The current classification of extensor tendon zones has remained unchanged for several decades. In this article, a panel of international experts give their …

The goal of extensor tendon repair is to restore tendon continuity and function while minimizing interference from the repair itself. The suture techniques of Kessler and Bunnell are two of the …

A partially torn extensor tendon will not require surgery but will naturally require bracing and therapeutic exercises to heal in good order and regain function.

Feb 26, 2025 · Explore extensor tendon repair techniques, the role of the relative motion yoke orthosis, and effective rehab strategies for faster, functional recovery.

Therapist removes orthosis, holds wrist & IP joints in 0° and passively flexes MCP joints to 45°. Therapist moves wrist from full passive extension to 0° and patient actively flexes PIP joints to …

In this article, a panel of international experts give their consensus and diverse views about the classification and suggest treatment guidelines for acute extensor tendon injuries for each zone.

Sep 20, 2023 · Extensor tendon injuries are commonly diagnosed in the emergency department (ED). Certain injuries can be repaired in the ED, [1] whereas others should be repaired by a …

For severe injuries involving a major laceration or complete tendon rupture, surgical options such as tendon repair, tendon reconstruction, extensor indicis proprius/extensor pollicis longus …