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The distal arthropathy was a crippling and painful arthritis with deformity with fusiform swelling of the fingers and a generalized osteopenia.
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[…] metacarpal shaft Metabolic Abnormality Elevated IL1-beta Elevated IL6 Elevated antinuclear antibody (ANA) (speckled pattern) Performance Abnormal gait Skeletal Carpal osteolysis Fusiform
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[…] held in flexion Fusiform swelling (sausage finger) Pain with passive extension * this is the earliest finding It is usually caused by some sort of inoculation, but this can
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3 Fusiform swelling of the finger 4 Pain on passive extension of the finger 5 Pain on passive flexion of the finger ML 1 Select Answer to see Preferred Response PREFERRED
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Examination Examination of the left middle finger revealed all four of Kanavel signs, indicative of septic flexor tenosynovitis (fusiform swelling, pain with passive extension
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and often erythematous swelling in the soft tissues of the fingers, especially the region of the proximal phalange, and less commonly, the toes. [4],[5],[6] Although history
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swelling or mass that appears suddenly or gradually in the proximal phalanx of the digits, most commonly in the index finger and very rarely in toes [1,4,5,7].
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[…] of the tubular bones of hands and feet, [2] and parosteal fasciitis. [3] Clinically, this lesion affects young adults, mainly women, and presents as a painful, localized, fusiform
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[…] held in flexion Fusiform swelling (sausage finger) Pain with passive extension *this is the earliest finding It is usually caused by some sort of inoculation, but this can
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3 Fusiform swelling of the finger 4 Pain on passive extension of the finger 5 Pain on passive flexion of the finger ML 1 Select Answer to see Preferred Response PREFERRED
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3 Fusiform swelling of the finger 4 Pain on passive extension of the finger 5 Pain on passive flexion of the finger L 1 D Select Answer to see Preferred Response Evidences
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Acquired fusiform swelling of the fingers. Arch Dermatol 2005;141:1035-6.10.1001/archderm.141.8.1035-b16103338Search in Google Scholar 44.
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3 Fusiform swelling of the finger 4 Pain on passive extension of the finger 5 Pain on passive flexion of the finger L 1 D Select Answer to see Preferred Response Evidences
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Physical examination reveals Kanavel signs of flexor tendon sheath infection, which are as follows: Finger held in slight flexion Fusiform swelling Tenderness along the flexor
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[…] considered the cardinal signs of flexor tenosynovitis EXCEPT: Review Topic | Tested Concept QID: 242 1 Tenderness along the flexor tendon sheath 2 Flexed resting posture of the finger
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Bone and soft tissue involvement of the fingers classically presents as bilateral, fusiform or sausage-shaped swellings.
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A key clinical feature recognized to favor the diagnosis of psJIA is dactylitis, defined as sausage-like or fusiform swelling of a finger or toe that extends beyond the joint
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An examination sees fusiform swelling of fingers or toes with associated variable erythema and locally increased temperature, and tenderness in the acute phase.
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Flexor TenosynovitisKanavel’s Cardinal SignsKanavel’s Cardinal Signs• finger in slight flexionfinger in slight flexion• fusiform swellingfusiform swelling• pain with extension.pain
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Pain over the flexor tendon sheath with passive extension of the finger Figure This patient’s fourth digit exhibits erythema, fusiform swelling, and mild flexion compared
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Thenar space inf• Swelling of thenar area• Thumb abducted & extended• Index finger flexed.
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3 Fusiform swelling of the finger 4 Pain on passive extension of the finger 5 Pain on passive flexion of the finger L 1 D Select Answer to see Preferred Response Evidences
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Physical examination reveals Kanavel signs of flexor tendon sheath infection, which are as follows: Finger held in slight flexion Fusiform swelling Tenderness along the flexor
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[…] considered the cardinal signs of flexor tenosynovitis EXCEPT: Review Topic | Tested Concept QID: 242 1 Tenderness along the flexor tendon sheath 2 Flexed resting posture of the finger
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In non gonococcal flexor tenosynovitis of hand Kanavel signs of are noted which are Finger held in slight flexion Fusiform swelling Tenderness along the flexor tendon sheath
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Physical examination reveals Kanavel signs of flexor tendon sheath infection, which are as follows: Finger held in slight flexion Fusiform swelling Tenderness along the flexor
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The four classic clinical signs of Infectious tenosynovitis described by Kanavel are: (1) tenderness to palpation, (2) fusiform swelling of the digit, (3) flexed resting position
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There was fusiform swelling of the first two fingers of the right hand, and the right knee was swollen. Anemia, proteinuria, azotemia, and impaired renal function.. .
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A rheumatoid disorder was suspected in one case because of the combination of joint pain and fusiform finger swelling (fig 1C).
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The most frequently reported complaint was chronic joint pain in the hips, knees, wrists, and fingers. Limitation in joint movements was present in some subjects.
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In non gonococcal flexor tenosynovitis of hand Kanavel signs of are noted which are Finger held in slight flexion Fusiform swelling Tenderness along the flexor tendon sheath
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Physical examination reveals Kanavel signs of flexor tendon sheath infection, which are as follows: Finger held in slight flexion Fusiform swelling Tenderness along the flexor
[emedicine.medscape.com]
The four classic clinical signs of Infectious tenosynovitis described by Kanavel are: (1) tenderness to palpation, (2) fusiform swelling of the digit, (3) flexed resting position
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The swellings were fusiform, fluctuant, non-tender, varying from 1 cm. to 3 cms in length.
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fluctuant, nontender swellings involving dorsum of left hand, left index finger and little finger.
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Cutaneous examination revealed multiple swellings distributed over dorsum of left hand and middle phalanx of left index finger and base of left little finger.
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- Shortening of index finger of left hand with fusiform swelling at its end. - Peeled erythematous skin of the fingers & toes. - Impaired sensation on the extremities. -
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There are four cardinal signs as described by Kanavel: Fusiform swelling of the digit (the whole finger is swollen, rather than localised swelling in local infection) The
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Other Mimics and (Weird) Differentials Flexor Tenosynovitis A favourite among SAQ-writers, flexor tenosynovitis is an acute (bacterial) infection within the finger’s flexor
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[…] and toes causing spindle-like (fusiform) swelling.
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Bone and soft tissue involvement of the fingers classically presents as bilateral, fusiform or sausage-shaped swellings.
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[…] patients with sarcoidosis, and often associated with lupus pernio (large bluish-red and dusky purple infiltrated nodules and plaque -like lesions on nose, cheeks, ears, fingers
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A rheumatoid disorder was suspected in one case because of the combination of joint pain and fusiform finger swelling (fig 1C).
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The most frequently reported complaint was chronic joint pain in the hips, knees, wrists, and fingers. Limitation in joint movements was present in some subjects.
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Trigger finger, locked position A digit with a focal fusiform swelling—due to oedema and/or inflammation—of the flexor tendon or tendon sheath which causes a painful lock-snap
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Rheumatology A digit in which the flexor tendon passes through a fibro-osseous tunnel, in which there is a fusiform swelling–congenital, edema or tenosynovitis of the tendon
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[…] sheath (pulley) with fusiform swelling of corresponding flexor tendons (Figure 6).
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De Quervain disease is inflammation of the tendon sheaths over the distal radial head (Figure 5) and "trigger finger" is the result of inflammatory thickening of the fibrous
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Fusiform swelling of the finger joints and skeletal abnormalities are more common in this age group.
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“Acquired fusiform swelling of the fingers”. Arch Dermatol. vol. 141. 2005. pp. 1035-6, 1038-9. (Case report of pachydermodactyly.
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In the MCP and MTP joints, the outline of the base of the proximal phalanx may become indistinct, and in the PIP joints of the fingers, a fusiform swelling is noted that is
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The finger becomes the seat of a swelling, which is more evident on the dorsal aspect, and, according to the distribution and extent of the disease, it is acorn-shaped, fusiform
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KANAVEL’S SIGNS: 1) PAIN WITH PASSIVE EXTENSION 2) FINGER HELD IN FLEXION 3) FUSIFORM SWELLING 4) TENDERNESS ALONG THE TENDON SHEATH Case courtesy of Dr.
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History - Dactylitis • Have you ever had a finger or toe swell up on you like a sausage?
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• Entire digit is involved compared to “fusiform” swelling around a joint • Dactylitis – represents inflammation of the flexor tenosynovium – “flexor tenosynovitis” 96.
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The distal arthropathy was a crippling and painful arthritis with deformity with fusiform swelling of the fingers and a generalized osteopenia.
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The distal arthropathy was a crippling and painful arthritis with deformity with fusiform swelling of the fingers and a generalized osteopenia.
[ped-rheum.biomedcentral.com]
In the MCP and MTP joints, the outline of the base of the proximal phalanx may become indistinct, and in the PIP joints of the fingers, a fusiform swelling is noted that is
[medscape.com]
A rheumatoid disorder was suspected in one case because of the combination of joint pain and fusiform finger swelling (fig 1C).
[jmg.bmj.com]
The most frequently reported complaint was chronic joint pain in the hips, knees, wrists, and fingers. Limitation in joint movements was present in some subjects.
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