Jersey Finger
Avulsion of flexor digitorum profundus (FDP) tendon from distal phalanx. Mechanism: forced extension of DIP during active flexion (grabbing opponent’s jersey). Clinical: inability to flex DIP actively. Leddy-Packer classification (I–III) guides management. Treatment: surgical repair required in all cases.
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10What is the primary mechanism of injury associated with jersey finger?
mcqWhich finger is most commonly affected by jersey finger?
mcqWhich classification system is used to guide the management of jersey finger?
mcqIn which type of jersey finger injury does the tendon retract into the palm and both vinculae are disrupted?
mcqWhat is the recommended timing for surgical repair of a Type I jersey finger injury?
mcqWhat is the clinical presentation of a patient with jersey finger?
mcqWhich type of jersey finger injury has an intact vinculum and allows for delayed surgical intervention?
mcqWhat is the least urgent type of jersey finger injury requiring surgical intervention?
mcqWhich of the following is a common misdiagnosis for jersey finger injuries?
mcqWhat is the treatment of choice for all types of jersey finger injuries?