Doctors Demystify Tenodesis

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Finally understand the Bunnell and Elson tests, the Linberg Comstock and similar side-to-side tethers, lumbrical plus, and other nuances of tenodesis. 

  • Explain why you cannot extend your DIP joint when you hold your PIP joint in flexion.
  • Explain why you can extend your middle finger MP joint more when you extend your index finger simultaneously than when you extend just your middle finger.
  • It is all in the anatomy of tenodesis.side to side tenodeses for website+
Follow the narrated PowerPoint presentation that uses anatomical photos, animated drawings, and videoclips to demonstrate and explain the physiologic and pathologic tetherings across the wrist and digital joints.
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Meet these objectives for beginning, intermediate, and advanced learning 
  • Define tenodesis and describe the basis for the long/short limits of motor unit excursion.
  • Define, describe, and demonstrate the physiologic and pathologic tenodeses in the hand and wrist

  • Content Focus: Professional issues: education; OT process: evaluation, intervention

Register for US$39

  • watch the narrated PowerPoint presentation
  • take the 21-question multiple-choice quiz
  • score at least 70% correct and receive your certificate for 2 hours of CE credit (You may retake the test if necessary.)

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