Trigger Finger: A nodule at the flexor tendons, catches the a1 pulley in the palm. Most frequently.
Answered 8/17/2013
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Trigger finger: Snapping and locking in a finger is likely a trigger finger, especially with the sensation tightness in the digit. A dupuytren's contracture is a gradual flexion of the finger which can not be opened or straightened. See a board certified orthopaedic hand surgeon for evaluation and treatment.
Answered 11/30/2013
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Triggering: What you are describing sounds like "triggering" - which is the classic sign of a trigger finger. See your local orthopedic or plastic surgeon about correcting this. Dupytren's has more of a band-like tightening, and doesn't "release" like you described.
Answered 11/30/2016
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Locking finger: A trigger finger is a finger which has stiffness, locking and clicking secondary to swelling of the flexor tendons.
Answered 7/28/2015
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