What is Trigger Thumb Release Birmingham?

Trigger Thumb Release is a minor hand surgery used to treat trigger thumb, a condition where the thumb tendon becomes irritated or thickened and catches as it moves through its tendon sheath. This can cause pain, clicking, stiffness, or locking of the thumb.

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What does the procedure involve?

During trigger thumb release, a hand surgeon makes a small incision near the base of the thumb and releases the tight part of the tendon sheath. This gives the tendon more room to move freely and prevents it from catching. The procedure can usually be performed under local anaesthetic.

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