The painful hand

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adam_text THE PAINFUL HAND CONTENTS Preface xiii Roger A. Daley and John S. Gould The Pharmacologic Approach to the Painful Hand 633 Carol Czop, Thomas L. Smith, Richard Rauck, and L. Andrew Koman The management of reflex sympathetic dystrophy with oral, topical, and parenteral medications is complex. This article outlines the pharmacologic options available to treat dystrophic pain, provides an overview of mecha nisms of action, and defines relative indications for administration. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 643 Herbert P. von Schroeder and Michael J. Botte Carpal tunnel syndrome has an incidence of 99 per 100,000 people and a prevalence ranging from 1% to 10%. Both open and endoscopic methods of decompression remain popular, and 80% to 90% of patients obtain good or excellent results from either method. For patients with severe weakness of the thenar muscles, the Camitz palmaris longus transfer has been effec¬ tive. Ulnar Tunnel Syndrome 657 Michael S. Bednar Patients with ulnar tunnel syndrome present with pain and ulnar motor or sensory symptoms, depending upon the site of compression within Guyon s canal. Ganglia, anomalous muscles, and fractures are the most common causes. Decompression consists of releasing all three zones of the tunnel and removing the pathologic anatomy. Cubital Tunnel Syndrome and the Painful Upper Extremity 665 A. Marc Tetro and David R. Pichora Cubital tunnel syndrome is the second most common compressive neurop¬ athy. With increasing prevalence of entrapment neuropathies, the presen¬ tation of ulnar nerve compression with a painful upper extremity appears HAND CLINICS VOLUME 12 • NUMBER 4 • NOVEMBER 1996 vii to be more common. Though our knowledge and understanding of this disease is increasing, the principles of management remain. Reaching the timely and appropriate diagnosis and instituting an appropriate treatment regimen help to restore and preserve normal function. Though there are many ways to reach these means, the avoidance of complications is paramount to achieve a reliable and pain free outcome. Preventing injury to the medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve, complete release of all sites of compression, and avoidance of creating new compressive sites are the keys to this end. Radial Tunnel Syndrome 679 Michael Barnum, Robert D. Mastey, Arnold Peter C. Weiss, and Edward Akelman Radial nerve compression in the upper extremity is an unusual and highly variable diagnosis. Intermittent compression of the posterior interosseous nerve in the anatomic region known as the radial tunnel is responsible for a constellation of signs and symptoms known as radial tunnel syndrome. Diagnostic and treatment measures are discussed at length. Surgical expo¬ sures are also reviewed, with the authors presenting their own preferences. High Median Nerve Entrapments: An Obscure Cause of Upper Extremity Pain 691 A. Marc Tetro and David R. Pichora High median nerve entrapment is an uncommon but important cause of median nerve compression. With carpal runnel syndrome occasionally being overdiagnosed or misdiagnosed, the proximal entrapment syn¬ dromes are increasingly being found to be a cause of the painful upper extremity. The appropriate identification of this elusive diagnosis, along with the proper treatment, will help many patients and decrease unneces¬ sary surgery. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 705 Scott D. Oates and Roger A. Daley Thoracic outlet syndrome is a term ascribed to a complex clinical entity encompassing complicated neurovascular signs, symptoms and pathology of the upper extremity. Controversies exist concerning its causes, diagno¬ sis, and treatment despite years of intense study of hundreds of patients. Although there is no universal agreement on the diagnostic and treatment modalities to be applied to each patient, general guidelines have emerged that can aid hand surgeons in recognizing and evaluating these potentially difficult patients. A review of the anatomy, causes, clinical presentations, diagnostic tests, and treatment options available for thoracic outlet syn¬ drome is presented, followed by an illustrative case. Cervical Root Entrapment 719 Howard S. An The clinical syndromes of neck pain with referred pain, radiculopathy, and myelopathy due to degenerative disorders of the cervical spine are reviewed in this article. Careful history and physical examination is the key to making the initial diagnosis. Cervical spine pathology should be considered a common cause of symptoms when evaluating any patient who has pain in the upper extremity. Recurrent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 731 Michael J. Botte, Herbert P. von Schroeder, Reid A. Abrams, and Harris Gellman Recurrent carpal tunnel syndrome has been shown to occur in up to 19% of patients. Common causes include incomplete release of the transverse Viii CONTENTS carpal ligament, fibrous proliferation, and recurrent tenosynovitis. The prognosis for repeat CTS is fair (poorer than initial release). For a painful scar with adhesions to the median nerve, numerous reconstructive proce¬ dures can be considered, including epineurolysis, local muscle grafts, fat grafts, and vein wrapping procedures. Management of Neuromas in the Hand 745 Rahul K. Nath and Susan E. Mackinnon Injury to a peripheral nerve in the hand can result in loss of motor and sensory function. In addition, incomplete or abnormal regeneration can cause painful sequelae. The approach to neuromas in the hand requires familiarity with the basic aspects of nerve regeneration as well as the neurophysiology of pain mechanisms. The Painful Hand 757 L. Andrew Koman, Thomas L. Smith, Beth Paterson Smith, and Zhongyu Li Reflex sympathetic dystrophy can be associated with the failure of extrem¬ ity physiology to recover in an orderly and predicable pattern after trauma. The diagnosis of dystrophic pain may be based on objective, clinical, anatomic, and physiologic criteria. Because early recognition and treatment of reflex sympathetic dystrophy is the single most important predictor of functional recovery and pain relief, objective techniques to diagnose reflex sympathetic dystrophy are very important. This article provides an approach to a diagnosis that uses quantitative techniques and instruments. Treatment of Chronic Pain by Wrapping Intact Nerves with Pedicle and Free Flaps 765 Neil F. Jones Chronic pain due to scarred or devascularized but intact peripheral nerves may be potentially improved by neurolysis of the nerve, followed by the circumferential wrapping of the nerve with either the fascia, subcutane¬ ous fat tissue, or muscle of either a pedicled or free flap. This procedure may cushion the nerve from external pressure on the overlying skin, insulate the nerve from traction forces of adjacent tendons, allow longitu¬ dinal gliding of the nerve, and potentially promote revascularization of the scarred nerve. The Treatment of Epineural Scarring with Allograft Vein Wrapping 773 Victoria R. Masear and Sharon Colgin Painful scarring around peripheral nerves is a difficult treatment dilemma. Many previously recommended treatment options have resulted in recur¬ rence of pain. The authors describe the technique of allograft vein wrap¬ ping with preserved human umbilical vein. To date, 119 vein wrappings of peripheral nerves have been performed. Good or excellent results were obtained in 79% of the patients. The most common complication has been deep infection (in two patients) and a draining sinus tract (in seven patients). The majority of patients have had significant relief from their chronic pain, and the authors have found the results, at an average follow up of 25 months, to be very encouraging. Managing Chronic Neuropathic Pain with Implanted Anesthetic Reservoirs 781 Jose J. Monsivais and Diane B. Monsivais An implantable pump set to deliver Marcaine at a specified rate can be a helpful addition to a chronic pain management program when other modalities have not been successful. CONTENTS ix Botulinum Toxin in Painful Syndromes 787 Jose J. Monsivais and Diane B. Monsivais Botulinum toxin is an effective treatment for painful symptoms arising from dystonic scalene muscles. Neural Blockade for Upper Extremity Pain 791 Rex A. Fouch, Stephen E. Abram, and Quinn H. Hogan Pain perception involves complex interactions between afferent inputs from nociceptors or abnormal peripheral foci in injured nerves, autonomic neurons, dorsal horn modulatory interneurons, and descending inhibitory pathways. Although local anesthetic blockade of pathways thought to be involved in the generation of a patient s pain may have diagnostic or therapeutic benefit, responses to such interventions are often unpredictable and may be misleading. It is important to have a sound understanding of the anatomic pathways involved, and of the pathophysiologic mechanisms that may be at work. Therapeutic effects of neural blockade for painful disorders are greatest if treatment is begun early in the course of the pathologic process. Rehabilitation of the Painful Upper Extremity 801 Barbara L. Haines Therapy for the painful upper extremity is a challenge. This article focuses on various assessment tools and techniques that are reflective of the painful status. The author reviews several research articles that discuss validating treatment options and outlines rehabilitation for the painful upper extremity as it relates to peripheral nerve irritation and compres¬ sion. Index 817 Subscription Information Inside back cover X CONTENTS
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