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 +==== Flexor Tendon Repair (Zones 1 and 2) ====
 +
 +<WRAP group>
 +<WRAP half column>
 +POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSES:
 +1.  Crush injury to hand.
 +2.  Complete transection of the flexor digitorum profundus, zone 2, right long 
 +finger.
 +3.  One slip, complete transection of flexor digitorum superficialis, zone 2 to 
 +right long finger.
 +4.  A 90% transection FDP to index finger, zone 1.
 +5.  Laceration to ring finger and small finger volar aspect.
 +
 +PROCEDURES:
 +1.  Washout and excisional debridement of crush wound to right hand index finger, 
 +long, ring, and small fingers.
 +2.  Repair of FDP tendon, right long finger, zone 2.
 +3.  Repair of FDP tendon in zone 1, right index finger.
 +4.  Closure of simple laceration, right ring finger and small finger.
 + 
 +
 +DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE:  The patient was brought to the operating room.  He 
 +remained on the stretcher.  The right upper extremity was put on a hand table.  Bony
 +prominences were padded.  SCD boots were placed.  Preoperative antibiotics were 
 +given.  General anesthesia was administered.  The right upper extremity was prepped 
 +and draped in the usual sterile fashion with a tourniquet on the upper arm.
 +
 +Surgical pause was performed in accordance with hospital regulations.  The right 
 +upper extremity was elevated and exsanguinated using Esmarch bandage and the 
 +tourniquet was inflated to 250 mmHg.  We used a Tupper retractor and removed all the
 +prior placed sutures and investigated the wounds.  We started with the long finger. 
 +A Bruner incision was used to extend the wound proximally and distally, and it was 
 +noted that the neurovascular bundles were grossly intact, but there was complete 
 +disruption of the FDP tendon in zone 2, as well as one of the slips of the FDS 
 +tendons.  The A3 pulley and part of the A4 were also injured and not in continuity. 
 +The tendon injury was actually more distal, and as such, we opened Bruner wires 
 +distally to the distal phalanx and located the distal end of the tendon through the 
 +A4-A5 area.  The remainder of the A4 pulley needed to be opened.  The proximal end 
 +of the tendon was brought through the A2 and A3 area pulleys.  We irrigated this 
 +with copious saline and used a 3-0 Supramid to do a modified Kessler repair of the 
 +FDP tendon.  This then had an epitendinous 6-0 Prolene placed circumferentially 
 +around the tendon.  The finger was ranged and it did achieve what appeared to be 
 +full flexion.  The other slip of the FDS tendon was trimmed and the radial slip 
 +remained intact and had not been injured in the accident.  The area was irrigated 
 +and the Bruner flaps were placed over the tendon.
 +
 +We turned our attention to the index finger.  The laceration was irrigated and 
 +excisional debridement was performed of skin and subcutaneous tissue.  This was done
 +with scissors, and the area was 3 x 2 cm.  We explored the wound and found a 90% 
 +lacerated FDP tendon in zone 1.  As there was not much tendon distally, we elected 
 +to repair this with a suture anchor.  The area was cleaned off and a mini Mitek with
 +2-0 suture was drilled and placed into the volar aspect of the distal phalanx.  We 
 +then used the 2-0 suture to repair the tendon to the distal phalanx, and 6-0 Prolene
 +was then used for further strength repair at the tendon laceration site.  This was 
 +then irrigated.
 +
 +We then did the excisional debridement of the skin and subcutaneous tissue of the 
 +long finger.  The nonviable edges were trimmed.  This was approximately 3 x 0.5 cm 
 +area.  The debridement was skin and subcutaneous tissue and it was done with an 
 +Adson.
 +
 +We then turned our attention to the ring and small fingers.  The 2 other lacerations
 +were explored, tendons were intact in the ring finger and in the small finger.  It 
 +did not extend into the flexor sheath either.  Excisional debridements were 
 +performed, 1 cm x 0.5 cm for of these lacerations.
 +
 +The Irrisept wound irrigation system was used, 500 mL to irrigate all four of the 
 +lacerations.  We then released the tourniquet and normal perfusion returned to the 
 +hand and fingers.  Hemostasis was ensured and then the incisions were closed with 
 +interrupted 4-0 nylon sutures.
 +
 +A dorsal blocking splint was placed after bacitracin, Adaptic, and sterile Webril.
 +
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +<WRAP half column>
 +Irrigation with Irrisept 500mL
 +
 +Tourniquet: Sterile; arm
 +
 +Drain: None
 +
 +Sutures: 
 +- Skin: 4-0 nylon
 +- FDP zone 2: modified Kessler with 3-0 Supramid, epitendinous with 6-0 Prolene
 +- FDP zone 1: mini Mitek with 2-0 suture was drilled and placed into volar aspect of distal phalanx, 2-0 suture to repair tendon to distal phalanx, 6-0 prolene to reinforce
 +
 +Dressing: Bacitracin, Adaptic, Webril, dorsal blocking splint\\
 +
 +Anatomy: FDP/FDS insertions, zones of injury, Camper's chiasm, neurovascular bundles\\
 +
 +Post-operative care: Elevate LUE, splint care, f/u 1-2 weeks, OT referral for flexor rehab protocol\\
 +
 +Attending Pearls (Learning points/Pimp Questions): N/A\\
 +
 +
 +</WRAP>
 +</WRAP>
  
 ==== Metacarpal Nail ==== ==== Metacarpal Nail ====
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