Trigger Finger Surgery Post-OP, aftermath - explained by Mickey Stein (Trigger Finger Part 2) скачать в хорошем качестве

Trigger Finger Surgery Post-OP, aftermath - explained by Mickey Stein (Trigger Finger Part 2)

No playing on this clip, so be forewarned. I've had the surgery yesterday and won't be able to play for a week or two I think. My right hand is numb but quite painful and utterly useless. I think this will be a somewhat vague memory in 2 weeks I hope. Surgeon said it went very well, but extra (more than usual) cutting was required. I stayed awake for this via a local anesthetic and saw it all on a very hi-rez monitor, asked questions... My Case: finger immovable any direction so tendon bumps/growths on either side of 2nd knuckle, required removal/cutting/scraping of tendons while the two tendons were pulled out on my palm through the incision. Amazing bit of anatomy, and great to see the tendons move through the hand when I tested the job while still wide open. The sheath that the tendons were stuck on was then slit to provide room for passage. I could move my fingers, make a fist & return it to uncurled right off. The surgery itself would've been painfree had I chosen a general anesthetic, but was somewhat uncomfortable due to depth and thoroughness of cutting. Surgery lasted 32 minutes, and was only that "long" due to "extra" cutting. I was able to be taken home after post-op instructions and prescription. Woke up in immense pain 30 minutes ago and am taking pills and icing. No PT today although I'll likely practice some left-handed harp playing. There remains no sign of the trigger finger problem - I can get full movement using my left hand to manipulate it, but the bandage is huge. If I can manage, I've uploaded this so that some musician worrying about the surgery can google it and find another musician (well, still worried) that can hopefully walk them through an example of this procedure and hopefully end by playing guitar afterward (whenever that is). I think it is all going well despite how it feels. Ice is helpful for swelling. OK; My left hand is wearing out and I need a dose of caffeine! And I've finally learned to use a computer without a mouse.