Primärversorgung von Beugesehnenverletzungen der Hand

Verletzungen von Beugesehnen bedeuten für den Patienten eine entbehrliche Zeit, in der die Hand eingeschränkt einsatzfähig ist und in der er Arbeit und Mühe aufwenden muss, um ein gutes funktionelles Ergebnis zu erzielen. Die Chirurgie der Sehnen legt die Grundlage für das Wiedererlangen der Handfunktion und erfordert Übung, Sorgfalt und Erfahrung. Dieser Artikel beschreibt die primäre Beugesehnennaht, gibt Tipps und Hinweise sowohl für die operative Technik als auch die Weiterbehandlung.

Abstract

In flexor tendon injury the patient can limited use the hand for several month and has to put in work and effort to achieve a good functional result. Tendon surgery lays the foundation for regaining hand function and requires practice, care and experience. This article describes the primary flexor tendon suture and provides tips and advice for both the surgical technique and further treatment.

Schlüsselwörter

Kernnaht - Vierstrangnaht - early active motion - Beugesehnennaht

Keywords

core suture - four-strand suture - early active motion - flexor tendon suture

Publication History

Article published online:
14 November 2023

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