https://www.selleckchem.com/products/coti-2.html The lunate preserving operations basically are either decreasing the load on the lunate to possibly permit its revascularization or are the procedures which are aimed at augmenting the vascularity of the lunate. Radius shortening osteotomy is the most popular treatment in the early stages especially in the patients' with negative ulnar variance and the proximal row carpectomy is most popular in the advanced stages of the disease. Authors present their algorithm of management of Kienbock's disease and discuss the various treatment options described in the literature in an attempt to find the apt in 2020.Background Primary treatment of trigger digits is conservative including stretching, night splinting and combination of heat and ice. When these methods fail, invasive methods such as corticosteroid injection, percutaneous release and open surgery are used. The purpose of this study is to compare the efficacy of two outpatient methods of percutaneous trigger finger release (PTFR) and corticosteroid injection (CI). Methods This study is a randomized clinical trial that was performed with 6-month follow up. A total of 83 patients with trigger finger treated either with corticosteroid injection (n40) or percutaneous release of the A1 pulley (n43) were enrolled in this study. Demographic data were recorded before intervention. Pain score (VAS criterion), disease stage (Quinnell criteria), patient satisfaction and complications such as paresthesia, scarring, and stiffness (decrease in the range of motion) were recorded after the intervention. We used SPSS program (statistical package for the social science SPSS version 16) to perform the analysis. Results There were 18 male (21.7%) and 65 female (78.3%) patients, whose mean age was 52.54 ± 11.45 (28-85) years. There was a significant difference between the degree of pain at the time of the third, sixth weeks and sixth months in two groups. The degree of pain was lower in the