Stenosing ligamentitis of the annular ligaments in hand fingers (Nott’s disease): a modern approach to diagnosis and treatment

The morbidity structure related to degenerative-dystrophic diseases of connective tissue structures in the upper limb includes a distinct category known as stenoses of bone-firous canals. These conditions are polyetiological, meaning they result from various causes and involve the compression of anatomical elements within specifi canals due to a size mismatch between the canal and its contents. One of the most prevalent connective tissue diseases within this category is stenosing ligamentitis, which affects the annular ligaments of the figers.