Mateusz Gładysz FESSH prep

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Tendon injuries

Lacerations, ruptures, tenosynovitis, trigger and constriction conditions.

  1. FESSH-032 Basic Extensor tendon zone I — classification, splinting, indications for fixation and sequelae

    Mallet finger

    Regarding mallet finger (zone I extensor tendon injury):

  2. FESSH-040 Advanced Core suture strands and locking, gap formation, pulley venting, complications after repair, wide awake repair with intraoperative active movement

    Zone II flexor tendon repair: biomechanics and early active motion

    Regarding primary flexor tendon repair in zone II:

  3. FESSH-055 Basic Mechanism, digit affected, the Leddy–Packer criteria and urgency by retraction level, biomechanics of anchor versus pull out repair

    Closed avulsion of flexor digitorum profundus (jersey finger)

    Regarding closed avulsion of the flexor digitorum profundus insertion (jersey finger):

  4. FESSH-064 Intermediate Delayed extensor pollicis longus rupture after distal radius fracture, extensor indicis transfer versus graft, relative motion extension orthosis, closed sagittal band injury, microbiology of clenched fist injuries

    Extensor tendon injuries: EPL rupture, rehabilitation, sagittal band and clenched-fist injuries

    Regarding injuries of the extensor tendons of the hand and wrist:

  5. FESSH-071 Basic Intrinsic and extrinsic healing, the three overlapping phases, adhesions as a non essential accompaniment of repair, incomplete recovery of mechanical properties, effect of cyclic tension in vitro

    Biology of tendon healing and adhesion formation

    Regarding the biology of tendon healing after injury:

  6. FESSH-080 Intermediate Mechanical effect of core suture repair, accuracy of visual estimation near the repair threshold, outcome of non suture treatment with early motion, mechanism of triggering, trimming for triggering

    Partial flexor tendon lacerations

    Regarding the management of partial lacerations of the digital flexor tendons:

  7. FESSH-083 Advanced Prognostic factors in staged reconstruction, its commonest complication, the Paneva Holevich pedicled graft, expected results of flexor tenolysis, quadriga effect from graft over tension

    Flexor tendon reconstruction: staged grafting and tenolysis

    Regarding secondary flexor tendon reconstruction by staged grafting, and flexor tenolysis:

  8. FESSH-092 Basic

    Extensor tendon injuries in zones IV–VIII and repair principles

    Regarding open extensor tendon injuries in zones IV–VIII and the principles of their repair:

  9. FESSH-098 Intermediate

    Flexor tendon injuries in children

    Regarding flexor tendon injuries in children: