Hand Meets Sports
Disclosures
Nothing Relevant to this talk
Skeletal DynamicsmdashSpeakerrsquos Bureau Consulting
Fees Design Royalties
InnomedmdashDesign Royalties
2 Patents
The court the field
the gym the street
Location matters
Some injuries are more
associated with some locations
but anything can happen
anywhere
Chronic issues
Wrist sprain
Volar Plate injuries
Biceps and Triceps Tendinitis
Tennis and Golfersrsquo elbow
TFCC pain
Arthritis aggravation
Same recipe for all
RICE
NSAIDs
PTOT
Steroid injection
Advanced imagingmdashMove earlier if something sinister is on
differential
Referral
EXCEPT
NO Steroid injections for
tennisgolferrsquos elbow
Lancet 2005 RCT
Steroids lengthen overall
duration of symptoms
Acute injuries
Always always ALWAYS get
X-rays
splint with follow-up in 1w w
hand surgeon
If they can play they can play
Nothing will get worse in the
course of that one game
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Disclosures
Nothing Relevant to this talk
Skeletal DynamicsmdashSpeakerrsquos Bureau Consulting
Fees Design Royalties
InnomedmdashDesign Royalties
2 Patents
The court the field
the gym the street
Location matters
Some injuries are more
associated with some locations
but anything can happen
anywhere
Chronic issues
Wrist sprain
Volar Plate injuries
Biceps and Triceps Tendinitis
Tennis and Golfersrsquo elbow
TFCC pain
Arthritis aggravation
Same recipe for all
RICE
NSAIDs
PTOT
Steroid injection
Advanced imagingmdashMove earlier if something sinister is on
differential
Referral
EXCEPT
NO Steroid injections for
tennisgolferrsquos elbow
Lancet 2005 RCT
Steroids lengthen overall
duration of symptoms
Acute injuries
Always always ALWAYS get
X-rays
splint with follow-up in 1w w
hand surgeon
If they can play they can play
Nothing will get worse in the
course of that one game
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
The court the field
the gym the street
Location matters
Some injuries are more
associated with some locations
but anything can happen
anywhere
Chronic issues
Wrist sprain
Volar Plate injuries
Biceps and Triceps Tendinitis
Tennis and Golfersrsquo elbow
TFCC pain
Arthritis aggravation
Same recipe for all
RICE
NSAIDs
PTOT
Steroid injection
Advanced imagingmdashMove earlier if something sinister is on
differential
Referral
EXCEPT
NO Steroid injections for
tennisgolferrsquos elbow
Lancet 2005 RCT
Steroids lengthen overall
duration of symptoms
Acute injuries
Always always ALWAYS get
X-rays
splint with follow-up in 1w w
hand surgeon
If they can play they can play
Nothing will get worse in the
course of that one game
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Chronic issues
Wrist sprain
Volar Plate injuries
Biceps and Triceps Tendinitis
Tennis and Golfersrsquo elbow
TFCC pain
Arthritis aggravation
Same recipe for all
RICE
NSAIDs
PTOT
Steroid injection
Advanced imagingmdashMove earlier if something sinister is on
differential
Referral
EXCEPT
NO Steroid injections for
tennisgolferrsquos elbow
Lancet 2005 RCT
Steroids lengthen overall
duration of symptoms
Acute injuries
Always always ALWAYS get
X-rays
splint with follow-up in 1w w
hand surgeon
If they can play they can play
Nothing will get worse in the
course of that one game
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Same recipe for all
RICE
NSAIDs
PTOT
Steroid injection
Advanced imagingmdashMove earlier if something sinister is on
differential
Referral
EXCEPT
NO Steroid injections for
tennisgolferrsquos elbow
Lancet 2005 RCT
Steroids lengthen overall
duration of symptoms
Acute injuries
Always always ALWAYS get
X-rays
splint with follow-up in 1w w
hand surgeon
If they can play they can play
Nothing will get worse in the
course of that one game
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
EXCEPT
NO Steroid injections for
tennisgolferrsquos elbow
Lancet 2005 RCT
Steroids lengthen overall
duration of symptoms
Acute injuries
Always always ALWAYS get
X-rays
splint with follow-up in 1w w
hand surgeon
If they can play they can play
Nothing will get worse in the
course of that one game
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Acute injuries
Always always ALWAYS get
X-rays
splint with follow-up in 1w w
hand surgeon
If they can play they can play
Nothing will get worse in the
course of that one game
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Chronic Injuries
Get an x-ray
If OT doesnrsquot help get an
injection or an MRI
It may be time for some rest
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Acute things not
to miss
Loss of active motion at a joint
Jersey Finger
DRUJ dislocation
Finger dislocation
Boutonniere Deformity
Mallet finger (only important for late Swan
Necks)
Seymour Fracture
Profound weakness
Distal Triceps biceps rupture
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Acute things not
to miss
Joint instability
GamekeeperSkierrsquos thumb
Elbow UCL
DRUJ instability
Wicked Pain
Compartment Syndrome
CMC dislocation
Perilunate dislocation
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Fractures
Almost always associated with
bruising and swelling
Everything important (except
scaphoid and hamate hook) should
appear on plain X-rays
Not everything that shows up on X-
rays is important (Volar Plate
Triquetrum avulsion Tuft fracture)
Splint Ice NSAIDs
Early referral
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Nothings
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Fractures that will kill you fast
Jersey finger avulsion
PIP with dorsal subluxation
Phalangeal condyle fracture
Capitellum shear
Pediatric elbow
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Fractures that kill
you slowly
Scaphoid
Hamate hook
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Dislocations and Subluxations
PIPgtElbowgtCMCgtMCPgtDIPgtWrist
All dislocations require emergent referral to verify
reduction and no free bodies in the joint
PIP and CMC are the ones that will sneak up on you
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Tendon injuries
Fast-killers
Jersey finger
Distal Biceps
Distal Triceps
ECU dislocation
FDP to RF and SF pain (hook of hamate fracture)
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
ECU Instability
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Tendon Injuries
Slow Killers
EPL rupture
Tennis Elbow and Golferrsquos elbow
Extensor and FCR tendinitis
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Nerve injuries
Without a laceration almost always a contusion
Neuropraxia can accompany dislocation but wonrsquot be
subtle
Make sure you document nerve status prior to any
reduction
Most can be put on ice for at least a week except acute
carpal tunnel syndrome
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Muscle injuries
Flexor-pronator origin avulsion
Extensor origin avulsion
Contusion
Late myositis ossificans
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)151-66 doi 101016jcsm201409001 Epub 2014 Nov
25
Evaluation and treatment of jersey finger and pulley injuries in athletes
Freilich AM1
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med 2017 Mar10(1)1-9 doi 101007s12178-017-9395-6
A review of mallet finger and jersey finger injuries in the athlete
Bachoura A1 Ferikes AJ1 Lubahn JD23
Clin Sports Med 2006 Jul25(3)527-42 vii-viii
Injuries of the fingers and thumb in the athlete
Peterson JJ1 Bancroft LW
J Hand Surg Am 2013 Dec38(12)2457-60 quiz 2460 doi 101016jjhsa201306004 Epub 2013 Jul 26
Hook of hamate fractures
Klausmeyer MA1 Mudgal CS
J Hand Surg Am 2015 Nov40(11)2169-2175e1 doi 101016jjhsa201507017 Epub 2015 Sep 9
The Effect of Timing on the Treatment and Outcome of Combined Fourth and Fifth Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations
Zhang C1 Wang H2 Liang C1 Yu W1 Li Y1 Shang R1 Huang C1 Huang C3
Orthop Clin North Am 2016 Jul47(3)599-607 doi 101016jocl201603005
Acute Carpal Tunnel Syndrome A Review of Current LiteratureGillig JD1 White SD1 Rachel JN2
Clin Sports Med 2015 Jan34(1)37-50 doi 101016jcsm201409011 Epub 2014 Nov 25
Scaphoid fracturesFowler JR1 Hughes TB2
Distal Triceps Tendon Injuries
Keener JD Sethi PMHand Clin 2015 Nov31(4)641-50 doi 101016jhcl201506010 Review
PMID 26498552
Treatment of distal biceps tendon rupture why when how Analysis of literature and our experience
Giacalone F Dutto E Ferrero M Bertolini M Sard A Pontini IMusculoskelet Surg 2015 Sep99 Suppl 1S67-73 doi 101007s12306-015-0360-5 Epub 2015 May 12 Review
PMID 25962806
23
Risk factors in lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) a case-control study
Titchener AG Fakis A Tambe AA Smith C Hubbard RB Clark DIJ Hand Surg Eur Vol 2013 Feb38(2)159-64 doi 1011771753193412442464 Epub 2012 Apr 4
PMID 22490998
Percutaneous ultrasonic tenotomy for chronic elbow tendinosis a prospective study
Barnes DE Beckley JM Smith JJ Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 Jan24(1)67-73 doi 101016jjse201407017 Epub 2014 Oct 8
PMID 25306494
Management of complex elbow dislocations a mechanistic approach
Wyrick JD Dailey SK Gunzenhaeuser JM Casstevens ECJ Am Acad Orthop Surg 2015 May23(5)297-306 doi 105435JAAOS-D-14-00023 Review
PMID 25911662
Management of dislocations of the elbow in the athlete
McGuire DT Bain GISports Med Arthrosc 2014 Sep22(3)188-93 doi 101097JSA0000000000000016 Review
PMID 25077749
