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Title: Wrist and Hand


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Wrist and Hand
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Anatomy Review
  • 29 bones
  • 30 tendinous insertions
  • Joint Motion
  • Wrist
  • Flexion / Extension
  • Supination / Pronation
  • Ulnar / Radial Deviation
  • Phalanges
  • Flexion / Extension
  • Abduction / Adduction
  • Opposition (thumb, 4th, 5th)

3
Anatomy Review
  • Muscles
  • 20 extrinsic
  • 19 intrinsic
  • Fascia / Ligaments
  • Transverse Carpal Ligament
  • Extensor Retinaculum

4
Tendon Zones
  • Flexor
  • Zone V Musculotendinous junction of extrinsic
    muscles to wrist surrounded by loose tendon
    sheaths (paratenons)
  • Must prevent adhesions in this area after injury
  • Zone IV wrist carpal tunnel
  • Adhesions common following surgery or injury
  • Zone III palm tendons leaving CT lumbricals
    attach to FDP
  • Extrinsic tendons Often heal w/o difficulty
  • Intrinsic muscles Adhesions / contractures from
    prolonged flexed positioning

5
  • Flexor
  • Zone II distal palmar crease to middle phalanx
    No Mans Land
  • Adhesions and loss of motion
  • Zone I DIP joint Flexor Digitorum Profundus
  • Tendon ruptures

6
  • Extensor
  • Zone VII wrist wrist extensors and extrinsic
    finger extensors tendons in this area have
    synovial sheaths and are closely situated
  • Common area of adhesions following immobilzation
    and injury
  • Zones V and VI hand distally to MCP joints
    common area of edema formation in hand injuries ?
    increases risk for adhesions

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  • Extensor
  • Zones III IV proximal phalanx and PIP joints
  • Area of boutonniere deformity
  • Zones I II middle phalanx and DIP
  • Area of mallet deformity ? swan-neck deformity

8
Hand Use
  • Power Grips
  • Clenched fist
  • Cylinder
  • Spherical
  • Hook
  • Pinch
  • Digital prehension
  • Lateral prehension
  • Tip-to-tip prehension

9
ROM and Flexibility
10
Tendon Glides
  • See handout

11
Strengthening
12
  • Isometrics

13
  • Isotonics
  • Manual Resistive Exercises
  • Rubber bands / tubing
  • Free Weights
  • Putty Exercises
  • Isokinetics

14
Special Considerations
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  • Fractures
  • Stable fracture
  • Immobilized (splint / cast)
  • Unstable Fracture
  • ORIF (Open Reduction Internal Fixation)
  • Distal forearm / wrist
  • Colles Fracture distal radius fx / displaced
    dorsally
  • Smiths Fracture distal radius fx / displaced
    palmarly
  • Bartons Fracture radial articulation fx w/
    wrist subluxation

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  • Fractures
  • Carpal / Metacarpal
  • Scaphoid most common
  • 4-20 weeks of immobilization
  • Hook of Hamate / Pisiform
  • Boxers Fracture 4th or 5th metacarpal neck fx
  • Bennetts Fracture 1st metacarpal

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Overuse Injuries
  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Compression of the median nerve as it passes
    under transverse carpal ligament and through
    carpal tunnel
  • Key Signs / Symptoms
  • Night pain, loss of sensation of median nerve
    distribution in hand, weakness and pain
  • Treatment options
  • Night splints to keep wrist in neutral
  • Modalities for pain relief
  • Avoid aggravating activities / Technique
    evaluation
  • Flexibility for wrist and long-finger flexors
  • Strengthening protocol as tolerated
  • If conservative treatment unsuccessful ? Surgical
    options

18
  • DeQuervains Disease
  • Tendinitis of first dorsal compartment involving
    abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis
    brevis (As they pass radial styloid process)
  • Treatment options
  • Splint (15 Wrist Ext, Thumb Abd., MCP 10 Flex)
  • Modalities
  • Avoid aggravating activities
  • Flexibility / ROM
  • Gradual Strengthening Program
  • If Conservative treatment unsuccessful ? Surgical
    options

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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
  • More common in upper extremity
  • Key Signs / Symptoms
  • Pain disproportionate to injury severity
  • Exaggerated stiffness
  • Hand edema Cyanotic discoloration
  • Tight and shiny skin Excessive sweating
  • Treatment options
  • Referral to specialist
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