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. 2020 Apr 28;12:47–54. doi: 10.2147/OARRR.S253583

Table 2.

Treatment Findings and Follow-Up Assessment

Patient Surgery Operative Findings Bony Abnormalities at Lister Tubercle Rheumatology Findings During Surgery Operative Findings Tendon Histopathology DASH Score F/U Period Prodrome Interval Until Surgery Extension Lag in MCP Joint Index ROM of Distal Interphalangeal Joint at Final F/U
Patient 1 Primary repair Normal No Intact reticulum, frayed tendon ends with gap Attached 5.7 50 months Yes 2 weeks No 12 Hyperextension
Patient 2 EIP to EPL Transfer Normal No Intact reticulum, frayed tendon ends with gap Attached 1.5 49 months Yes 3 days No 10 Hyperextension
Patient 3 EIP to EPL Transfer Normal No Intact reticulum, frayed tendon ends with gap Attached 3 40 months Yes 4 weeks 5 degrees 10 Hyperextension
Patient 4 EIP to EPL Transfer Normal No Intact reticulum, frayed tendon ends with gap Not available 3.3 35 months No 5 weeks No 5 Hyperextension
Patient 5 EIP to EPL Transfer Normal No Intact reticulum, frayed tendon ends with gap Attached 3.5 16 moths Yes 10 days No 5 Hyperextension
Patient 6 EIP to EPL Transfer Normal No Intact reticulum, frayed tendon ends with gap Not available 5 51 months Yes 8 weeks No 10 Hyperextension
Patient 7 Refused treatment Yes 6 weeks

Abbreviations: EIP, extensor indicis proprius; EPL, extensor pollicis longus; DASH, disabilities of the arm, shoulder, and hand; F/U, follow-up; MCP, metacarpophalangeal; ROM, range of motion.