Table 3: Diagnosis.

Diagnosis*

n (%)

Metacarpal fracture (2nd to 5th)

315 (14.42)

Long finger fracture (2nd to 5th)

267 (12.23)

Hand contusion

248 (11.36)

Finger contusion

226 (10.35)

Wrist sprain

193 (8.84)

Wrist contusion

132 (6.04)

Finger sprain

122 (5.59)

Dislocation of the fingers of the hand

78 (3.57)

Other diagnosis

54 (2.47)

Fingertip injury

48 (2.20)

Mangling hand injury

47 (2.15)

Distal radius fracture

45 (2.06)

First metacarpal fracture

42 (1.92)

Tenosinovitis

38 (1.74)

Lacerating wounds of the fingers

36 (1.65)

Extensor tendon injury in the hand

34 (1.55)

Lacerating wounds of the hand and wrist

27 (1.24)

Open fracture of long fingers (2nd to 5th)

27 (1.24)

Carpal tunnel syndrome

24 (1.05)

Flexor tendon injury in the hand

21 (0.96)

Trigger finger

21 (0.96)

Amputation of a long finger 2,3,4,5

19 (0.87)

Soft tissue infections

16 (0.73)

Open metacarpal fracture (2nd to 5th)

14 (0.64)

Thumb fractures

13 (0.60)

Scapholunate ligament injury

12 (0.55)

Scaphoid fracture

11 (0.50)

Other carpal bone fracture

10 (0.46)

Amputation of more than one finger

8 (0.37)

Open fracture of the thumb

6 (0.27)

Extensor tendon injury of the thumb

5 (0.23)

Carpal dislocation

4 (0.18)

Amputation of the hand and wrist

3 (0.14)

Flexor tendon injury in the wrist

3 (0.14)

Thumb amputation

2 (0.09)

Septic Arthritis

2 (0.09)

Dupuytren’s disease

2 (0.09)

Fingertip injury with fingernail injury

2 (0.09)

Multiple hand and wrist lacerating wounds

2 (0.09)

Triangular fibrocartilage complex injury

2 (0.09)

Extensor tendon injury in the wrist

1 (0.05)

Flexor tendon injury in the thumb

1 (0.05)

Bite injury

1 (0.05)

Firearm injury

1 (0.05)

Total

2,184 (100.00)

Number of cases (frequency) and % of the total population are presented according to the diagnosis.

* Long finger diagnosis include any phalanx or interphalangeal joint injury for the index, middle, ring, and small fingers.