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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Aged radial styloid process stenosing tenosynovitis Governance Analysis [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the treatment of senile radial styloid process stenosing tenosynovitis of the effect. Methods: The external application of Chinese medicine with the rest, local manipulation therapy, partially closed, small needle-knife with acupuncture treatment, surgical treatment Treatment 5, which is the most commonly used external application of Chinese medicine. Results: The efficacy of different treatment methods is basically the same, Chinese medicine is most commonly used topical treatment with rest, followed by partial closure of surgical treatment less. Conclusion: In view of different clinical conditions, using a different approach they can receive satisfactory results. [Keywords:] little knife and radial styloid process stenosing tenosynovitis Aged radial styloid process stenosing tenosynovitis is a clinically common and frequently-occurring disease, common symptoms of local uplift, tenderness, thumb flexion and extension activities have made significant pain, Findelsteinthg positive sign. In patients with very painful and affect their daily lives. Bone X-ray film showed no significant change in clinical diagnosis is easy. A clinical data Since 1998 to 2005, a total of senile radial styloid process in patients with stenosing tenosynovitis 1254 cases, 321 cases of male and female 933 cases; incidence of 1023 cases of unilateral, bilateral incidence of 231 cases; aged 51 to 79 years of age; course 6d ~ 1Year . Clinical activities, mostly wrist pain and thumb straight and limited mobility, in which the activities of weakness were 256 cases of thumb to check the radial styloid process can be seen a slight uplift of the Department, tenderness evident, Findelsteinthg sign were positive, X-ray films showed: 29 associated with cases of old fracture of the distal radius, the other no significant changes in bone. 356 patients with severe pai