Publications by authors named "Huda S Alsahlawi"
Article Synopsis
- Extensor tendon subluxation or dislocation from sagittal band rupture can cause symptoms like snapping, pain, and swelling in the fingers, often due to trauma, but can also arise from other conditions.
- A case study details a 29-year-old female with pain and swelling in her dominant hand, ultimately diagnosed with bilateral dislocation of the extensor tendons at her finger joints.
- The diagnosis was confirmed using dynamic ultrasound, indicating that there were no other underlying causes of the injury.
Background: Most of the foot and ankle soft tissue tumors are benign. Although lipomas are the most common soft tissue tumors, intra-articular lipomas are an extremely rare entity. The majority of described cases of intra-articular lipomas occur in the knee joint.
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