Nachbehandlung von Beugesehnenverletzungen

Die Nachbehandlung von Beugesehnenverletzungen ist sowohl aufgrund der vielfältigen Nahttechniken als auch unterschiedlichen Nachbehandlungsschemata bei Beugesehnenverletzungen sehr komplex und wird nach wie vor unterschiedlich praktiziert. Neben einem Überblick über die aktuellen Prinzipien und Methoden soll der Beitrag auch einen Ausblick auf zukünftige Behandlungsmöglichkeiten geben.

Abstract

Post-treatment of flexor tendon injuries is very complex due to the variety of suture techniques as well as different post-treatment regimens for flexor tendon injuries and is still practiced differently. In addition to an overview of current principles and methods, this article will also provide a view on future treatment options.

Schlüsselwörter

Nachbehandlung Beugesehnenverletzung - aktive und passive Schemata

Keywords

post-treatment flexor tendon injury - active and passive regime

Publication History

Article published online:
14 November 2023

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