Repairing flexor tendon injuries in zone Ⅱ and early activity to prevent the adhesion.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Repairing flexor tendon injuries in zone Ⅱ and early activity to prevent the adhesion [Abstract] Objective To investigate the prevention of flexor tendon adhesion in an effective manner. Methods from 2000 to 2002 using microsurgical technique to repair flexor tendon injury in zone Ⅱ do protect the early postoperative passive activity, use of TAM system evaluation criteria, 28 patients (35 mean) for efficacy evaluation. The results were followed up for 6 months, efficacy, 32 means excellent, good in 3 refers to the rate of 100% fine. Conclusion of fresh flexor tendon injury in zone Ⅱ high-quality stitching, to protect tendon blood supply and nutrition, and early passive movement for protection, can effectively prevent tendon adhesion. [Keywords:] tendon injury; Rehabilitation Applying of microsurgical technique to repair flexor tendon rupture in zone Ⅱ and early movement to prevent postoperative adhesion [Abstract] Objective To explore the effective method for prevention of flexor tendon adhesion.Methods From 2000 to 2002,35 flexor digitorum tendon ruptures in Zone Ⅱ of 28 cases were repaired using microsurgical techniques.Early postoperative passive movement of the digits was carried out under protection. Results Functional evaluation revealed that the excellent in 32 fingers, good in 3 fingers, the overall excellent and good rate was 100%. Conclusions In fresh injury of flexor tendon in zone Ⅱ , high quality tendon suture with protection of blood supply and nutrition of the tendon, combined with early passive movement can effectively prevention postoperative adhesion. [Keywords:] tendon injures; rehabilitation Flexor tendon injury in zone Ⅱ prone to adhesions after repair, early sexual activity for protection to prevent tendon adhesion. From 2000 to 2002 we have 28 cases (35 refers) Ⅱ Zone flexor tendon injury were treated with emergent microsurgical repair, after the first two days that the line of active passive f