علاج التهاب غمد الوتر المعدي مع أقل من 3 علامات كانافيل والتقديم المبكر

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1. Nonsurgical treatment with antibiotics alone is reserved for patients presenting early and without fluctuance and/or fewer than three Kanavel signs; however, clinical evaluation is always necessary to determine if nonsurgical or surgical intervention can initially be prescribed.
2. Nonoperative treatment may be appropriate for PFT patients who present early, typically within 48 hours after penetrating trauma to the hand.
3. Regardless of the pathogen, management of PFT includes prompt administration of empiric intravenous antibiotics.
4. During nonoperative treatment, the affected hand should be frequently examined.
5. Regardless, the patient is still admitted and observed with the potential for imminent surgical decompression.
6. If this treatment is going to be successful, clinical symptoms should improve within 24 to 48 hours.