Rennie W R, Muller H
Section of Orthopedic Surgery, Health Sciences Centre, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg.
Can J Surg. 1998 Aug;41(4):306-8.
To review the causes and demographics of Linburg syndrome.
An illustrative case report and a demographic study.
Adult and pediatric orthopedic clinics at the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg.
One patient with Linburg syndrome and 200 patients and relatives presenting to adult and pediatric orthopedic clinics with conditions not involving their hands, wrists or forearms.
The presence of the intertendinous anomaly and of carpal tunnel syndrome.
Tendinous connection(s) between flexor pollicis longus and flexor digitorum profundus muscles were found in 20% of the study population. The anomaly was found in all age groups. No association was found between Linburg syndrome and the presence of carpal tunnel syndrome or previous injury to the hand or forearm.
Tendinous connection between flexor pollicis longus and flexor digitorum profundus muscles is a common anomaly that rarely causes clinical symptoms.
回顾林堡综合征的病因及人口统计学特征。
一份病例说明报告及一项人口统计学研究。
温尼伯健康科学中心的成人及儿童骨科诊所。
一名林堡综合征患者以及200名前往成人及儿童骨科诊所就诊、病情不涉及手部、腕部或前臂的患者及亲属。
腱间异常及腕管综合征的存在情况。
在20%的研究人群中发现拇长屈肌与指深屈肌之间存在腱性连接。该异常在所有年龄组中均有发现。未发现林堡综合征与腕管综合征的存在或手部或前臂既往损伤之间存在关联。
拇长屈肌与指深屈肌之间的腱性连接是一种常见的异常情况,很少引起临床症状。