FINGER CONTRACTURE DUE TO CIRCULATORY DISTURBANCE TREATED BY EARLY EXERCISE WITH CONTINUOUS PASSIVE MOTION DEVICE: A CASE REPORT

Abstract

This is a report on a case of adhesions of tendons and nerves in the thumb and fingers due to circulatory failure as a result of a suicide attempt by taking a sleeping drug. We treated the patient by performing a decollement operation on the adhesions and early ergotherapy with CPM, which led to good results.