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Original Article

Laparoscopic surgeons' thumb-is it a training phenomenon?

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Pages 31-32 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009
 

Summary

Transient digital nerve palsy of the left thumb may be common during laparoscopic learning experiences. The problem, which has been seen frequently during laparoscopy training courses, is due to an incorrect instrument grip. Awareness of the problem and instruction of sound technique may prevent this injury.

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