Condition: Digital Nerve Injury · Sponsor: Karolinska Institutet
Nerve injury in the fingers is a common injury and affects people of all ages. The treatment usually offered to patients is surgery and various types of rehabilitation. There is a lack of knowledge and research on how these injuries should be treated in the best way and how well sensory function can be restored after an injury. In this research project, we will investigate results after treatment for digital nerve injuries by entailing a randomised controlled trial allocating patients with isolated digital nerve injuries to either surgical repair or non-operative treatment in a cast. Primary outcome is digital nerve function as measured by 2-points discrimination at 1 year after treatment. Secondary outcomes include finger mobility, dexterity, handfunction, occurence of pain and anxiety and time on sick leave.
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Carin Carlsson, MD · +46 8 123 616 00 · carin.carlsson@regionstockholm.se
Cecilia Mellstrand Navarro, MD, PhD · +46 709 280114 · cecilia.mellstrand-navarro@sll.se
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