Hand Biomechanics Lab

TurnKey Case Study 2

courtesy of Michael Mara, M.D.

This patient is a 36 year old male with a fracture dislocation of his left middle finger PIP joint.

X-rays show a severely comminuted fracture involving >50% of the joint and extending distally almost to the mid-shaft of the middle phalanx.

Illustrative Case

Turn Key - Case Study 2 -Image1Turn Key - Case Study 2 - Image 2 Pre-operative view. 

 

 

 

A TurnKey FCS was installed and the device was worn for 8 weeks.

Turn Key - Case Study 2 - Image 3 This view, taken at the time of device removal, shows a central impaction volar to the mid axis of the base of the middle phalanx. His active ROM with the device on was 0-62 degrees with very minimal swelling and no discomfort.

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