Aetiology
Multiple fractures of the fingers typically occur due to direct trauma, such as crushing injuries or falls.
Diagnosis
Multiple fractures of the fingers are diagnosed by physical examination and imaging, such as X-ray or CT scan.
Differential diagnosis
Other causes of finger pain and deformity, such as tendon injuries, joint dislocations, or ligament strains must be ruled out when diagnosing multiple fractures of the fingers.
Treatment
Treatment of multiple fractures of the fingers depends on the number and severity of the fractures. Treatment may include immobilization of the affected fingers with a splint or cast, as well as physical therapy or surgery to restore function.
Prognosis
The prognosis of multiple fractures of the fingers depends on the severity of the fractures and the success of the treatment. In general, the prognosis is good with appropriate treatment.