Trigger Finger Trial is a study for people having surgery for trigger finger, a hand condition that makes fingers lock or catch. This happens because of a thickened part of the tendon called the A1 pulley. The study aims to see if cutting out the A1 pulley is better than just making a small cut in it, for less pain and stiffness and fewer problems later. The study takes place at Emory University's hospitals and clinics. Participants need to visit the clinic at 2 weeks, 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year after surgery. There is no payment for being in the study.
- The study lasts 1 year, with several follow-up visits.
- No compensation is provided for participation.
- Only adults having trigger finger surgery are eligible.
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