Villonodular Synovitis of the Hand
Definition:
Proliferation of synovial tissue of the hand, composed of synovial villi and fibrous nodules infiltrated by giant cells and macrophages.
Symptoms- Swelling in the hand
- Pain in the hand, especially with movement
- Sudden onset
- Loss of ROM in the hand
- Hand feels warm to touch
Causes- Idiopathic
Treatment- ROM and stretching
- Upper extremity strengthening
- Hand intrinsic muscle strengthening
- Possible surgical intervention
Villonodular Synovitis of the Hand Phase I
- Soft Tissue Mobilization To Hand Palm
- Wrist Flexor Stretch At Wall
- Wall Clocks
- Hand Circuit
- Finger Extensor Stretch
- Sitting Posture
- Walkfit
- WalkFit Program
- Foam Wedge In Abduction
Villonodular Synovitis of the Hand Phase II
- Wrist Curls
- Web Gripping
- Finger Extensor Strengthening Yoga
- Rice Hand Opening Closing
Villonodular Synovitis of the Hand Phase III
- Ulnar Radial Deviation
- Rice Wrist Flexion And Extension
- Wrist Curls
- Rice Wrist Pronation Supination
- Rice Hand Opening Closing
- Eccentric Wrist Flexion
- Eccentric Wrist Extension
