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PubMed1982

Tenosynovitis due to incense.

A 16-year-old girl accidentally incurred a puncture wound on an incense cone. The incense, like other ligneous materials, irritated the soft tissue and predisposed the radial bursa of the forearm to infection. The infectious organisms produced gas that was visible on roentogenographic examination. This caused concern until to Clostridia could be found in the wound. The bursal opening, secondary closure, and antibiotics produced a satisfactory result.

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PubMed1993

Take the strain out of repetitive movement. Management of tenosynovitis and upper limb disorders.

1. Rapid repetitive movements in connection with machine-pacing can lead to the development of upper limb disorders and repetitive strain injuries. 2. The main treatment of these disorders is rest and physiotherapy. 3. Operating VDUs is not a high risk occupation, but can lead to work-related upper limb disorders. 4. Occupational health nurses have a major part to play in preventing repetitive strain injuries in industry.

Cumulative Trauma Disorders↗