Deep palmar puncture wounds or acute infections of two adjacent potential spaces on the deep palmar surface caused by the spread of suppurative tenosynovitis.
The palmar spaces are located in the loose tissue spaces between the palmar flexor tendons and the deep of the bursa, and they are covered by the palmar fascia and the3The fibrous septa connecting the metacarpal bones are divided into the palmar middle space on the ulnar side and the thenar space on the radial side. The symptoms are severe, with swelling of the palm, disappearance of the palmar concavity, slight curvature of the fingers, marked tenderness, and limitation of both active and passive movements of the fingers, causing severe pain. The back of the hand may swell明显, and patients often have varying degrees of fever, headache, and increased white blood cell count.
