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PURPOSE: Trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis) occurs in 2–5% of general population and in up to 10% diabetic patients. First-line treatment involves injection of a corticosteroid, and prior studies have shown cure rates better than 65% with a single injection. Although many surgeons mix local anesthetic with their corticosteroid, the effect of this anesthetic is not clear on the outcomes in treating trigger digits. We conducted a study to compare corticosteroid injections with and without local anesthetic.

Abstract QS02: A National Longitudinal Comparison of Strip Craniectomy and Whole Vault Cranioplasty