Carpometacarpal Joint Injuries
Anatomy
The Carpometacarpal (CMC) joint is the joint of the extension of the thumb to the wrist. The opposing joint surfaces are saddle shaped to allow more movement: flexion/extension, abduction/ adduction,axial rotation.
Mechanism of Injury
- Generally due to forced hyperextension and abduction of the first CMC joint.
Symptoms
- Pain with thumb movements.
- Tenderness over the CMC joint.
- Impaired mobility of the thumb.
- There may be a joint deformity.
Treatment
Please consult with your medical professional for a complete diagnosis and treatment plan.
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EXO ADJUSTABLE THUMB STABILISER onesize
£21.19Thumb Stabiliser has two flexible supports for each side of the thumb. These support the thumb joint and reduces the […]
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THERMAL CROSS X CMC THUMB SUPPORT
£27.59Provides the Carpometacarpal (CMC) joint support for RSI, arthritic pain and/or instability of the thumb extensors and abductors, support for Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) injuries associated with work and sports and can assist in relieving muscle spasticity for stroke patients.
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