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During flexor or extensor tendolysis, fibrous
adhesions between tendons are cut away, along with their surrounding tissue.
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Conditions Treated with Flexor or Extensor Tendolysis:
Flexor or extensor tendolysis is used in cases of tendon adhesions and flexed joints.
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There are no comparable non-surgical or surgical
alternatives to flexor or extensor tendolysis.
Anesthesia with Flexor or Extensor Tendolysis:
Flexor or extensor tendolysis can be performed with regional anesthesia. It can also be performed under general anesthesia, which means that the patient is asleep and completely unaware during the procedure.
Potential Complications from Flexor or Extensor Tendolysis:
Possible risks following flexor or extensor tendolysis include bleeding, infection, stiffness, swelling, nerve damage and a negative reaction to the anesthesia that is used.
Prognosis after Flexor or Extensor Tendolysis:
The prognosis for a positive end result following flexor or extensor tendolysis is good.
Recovery from Flexor or Extensor Tendolysis:
Total recovery from flexor or extensor tendolysis is four to six weeks.
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