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De Quervain tenosynovitis, coined by the Swiss surgeon Fritz de Quervain in 1895, gained initial recognition through his description. Adachi et al. [1] conducted a study highlighting De Quervain’s disease as a significant contributor to wrist pain. The research involved 402 participants (804 hands), revealing a 3.7% prevalence of De Quervain’s disease (15 out of 402 individuals). The prevalence across age groups showed 9.8% in their forties, 3.6% in their fifties, 1.8% in their sixties, 3.9% in their seventies, and 3.7% in their eighties. Females exhibited a notably higher prevalence compared to males. No significant differences were noted in mean age, hand dominance, height, weight, labor activity intensity, or the presence of medical complications.

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De Quervain’s Disease Reimagined

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    2025年

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  • Ke-Vin Chang,
  • Wei-Ting Wu,
  • Yuan-Yuan Tsai

摘要

De Quervain tenosynovitis, coined by the Swiss surgeon Fritz de Quervain in 1895, gained initial recognition through his description. Adachi et al. [1] conducted a study highlighting De Quervain’s disease as a significant contributor to wrist pain. The research involved 402 participants (804 hands), revealing a 3.7% prevalence of De Quervain’s disease (15 out of 402 individuals). The prevalence across age groups showed 9.8% in their forties, 3.6% in their fifties, 1.8% in their sixties, 3.9% in their seventies, and 3.7% in their eighties. Females exhibited a notably higher prevalence compared to males. No significant differences were noted in mean age, hand dominance, height, weight, labor activity intensity, or the presence of medical complications.