International journal of surgery case reports · 2016
Trigger Wrist and Carpal tunnel syndrome caused by a flexor tendon-related ganglion in a teenager: A case report.
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Al-Qattan Mohammad M, Elshamma Nourhan A, Alqabbani Almaha
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INTRODUCTION: Trigger wrist is a rare entity and is usually seen in adults. Trigger wrist in children and teenagers is extremely rare.
PRESENTATION OF CASE: A case of Trigger wrist and carpal tunnel syndrome in a 16-year-old male is reported. Surgical exploration revealed a ganglion related to the flexor superficialis tendon. After surgical excision, there was complete resolution of symptoms.
DISCUSSION: This is a very rare case and there are no similar cases in the literature. The literature is reviewed and a classification of the causes of triggering at the wrist level is offered. The management approach and outcome are also discussed.
CONCLUSION: Trigger wrist with concurrent carpal tunnel syndrome is a rare entity. It is usually caused by space occupying lesions. Excision is usually curative.
PRESENTATION OF CASE: A case of Trigger wrist and carpal tunnel syndrome in a 16-year-old male is reported. Surgical exploration revealed a ganglion related to the flexor superficialis tendon. After surgical excision, there was complete resolution of symptoms.
DISCUSSION: This is a very rare case and there are no similar cases in the literature. The literature is reviewed and a classification of the causes of triggering at the wrist level is offered. The management approach and outcome are also discussed.
CONCLUSION: Trigger wrist with concurrent carpal tunnel syndrome is a rare entity. It is usually caused by space occupying lesions. Excision is usually curative.