Surgical Decompression of Resistant Cases of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity281 @entity195 @entity158 @entity2805 @entity2762
@entity195 of the first dorsal compartment of the wrist, is a common wrist pathology, @entity158 results from resisted gliding of the abductor pollicis longus and the extensor pollicis brevis tendon in the fibroosseous canal. Management of resistant cases of @entity195 with failed conservative treatment treated by surgical decompression yield satisfactory outcomes. A large number of @entity1 being dissatisfied with the medical treatment, still present with persistent @entity158 and positive clinical finding. Surgical decompression is an effective method for the treatment of resistant cases of @entity195 . Outcome variables were measured by Scheller, Forget and Macey evaluation criteria. Most of our @entity1 were female 28(93.3%), housewife 17(56.7%) with mean age of 41.57 years, ranging from 25-60 years. Right sided involvement was 20(66.7%) and Left sided involvement was 10(33.3%). Restricted movement of thumb in 30(100%) were the predominant symptoms. One (3.3%) @entity1 develop chronic @entity2762 , 1(3.3%) @entity1 develop @entity2805 . There was no wound @entity281 in the follow-up period of 3-18 months. Satisfactory results were found in 29(96.7%).
