Sidra Jabeenalmost 3 years ago
Cardinal signs of Flexor Tenosynovitis aka Kanavel’s Signs
There are 4 cardinal signs of flexor tenosynovitis (Kanavel’s Signs) 1. Tenderness along the whole tendon sheath (late sign) 2. Finger held in flexion 3. Fusiform swelling (sausage finger) 4. Pain with passive extension
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