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Trigger finger is also referral as stenosing tenosynovitis is caused by inflammation of the flexor tendon sheath.
It is a very common condition that is more common in diabetics, but can affect anyone that is active with their hands. Generally It is caused by entrapment of the flexor tendons. Eventually the entrapment happens at the level of the A1 pulley which leads to catching and pain of the tendons. When the problem is severe, trigger finger release may be the best treatment.
One of the newest and cutting edge procedures in recent years has been Ultrasound Guided Trigger Finger release, which is an alternative treatment to conventional open surgery. One of the added advantages is faster recovery.
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Dr. Gonzalez and his staff were professional and extremely helpful. The doctor did a release of a very painful trigger finger. The procedure was carefully done right there in the office. I experienced no pain and by the next day the difference was remarkable. The pain was totally gone, the hand back to normal within a couple of days. Thank you Dr. Gonzalez. Susan Morrow.
Susan Morrow
I had a trigger finger procedure done by Dr. Gonzalez and I was gladly surprised by the attention of Dr Gonzalez and the personnel and, with all the wellness measures taken during my visits. I strongly recommend the trigger finger release procedure done by Dr Gonzalez, quick, painless and effective.
Mike Montreal
Had three prior trigger finger surgeries with other orthopedic physicians which required full anesthesia in outpatient hospitals, about 6 hours from admission to release, incisions with stitches, painful healing, could not use my hand for weeks, and still have scars. Then I developed another two trigger fingers, and heard about Dr. Gonzales method. The process is absolutely amazing, just about 30 minutes from start to finish, less invasive than a visit to the dentist, no incisions, no scars, and back to normal in a few days. Dr. Gonzales and his staff are extremely professional and friendly, would never have a trigger finger done in any other way.
Roman Fisher
I traveled 3 ½ hours, from Daytona Beach to Pembroke Pines, Florida, to see if Dr. Jorge Gonzalez’ (Sports Medicine) Ultrasound-guided ‘Trigger Finger Release’ procedure could work for me … NOT A WASTED TRIP! I had the ‘initial visit’ (education and x-rays) on a Friday, and the actual operation the next Tuesday. One, almost painless numbing injection, and zero pain for the A1 release. No more trigger finger. Much, much better than the ‘standard of care’ 1 inch incision, in a surgical operating room setting, with the necessary stitches and their follow-up for removal. Thank you, Dr Gonzalez!
Simri
