Endoscopic Treatment
for Trigger Finger

The procedure takes just a few minutes and consists of two tiny incisions and a microscopic camera and endoscope to release the ligament causing the locking of the finger. Endoscopic decompression of trigger finger was introduced in Canada by Dr. Jean-Paul Brutus and he is still the only surgeon in the country to offer this revolutionary technique.

– Local anesthesia,
– Procedure performed in just minutes,
– Minimal discomfort,
– No scarring,
– Use of hand in 24 hours,
– Rapid recovery,
– Several fingers and both hands can be treated in a single appointment,
– Safe and proven – hundreds of patients operated on with a success rate of over 95%.

Unlike conventional methods, which require recovery time of 6 to 8 weeks, endoscopic treatment allows for full recovery in just 48 hours. The results are immediate and lasting.

– Rapid relief of symptoms and pain,
– Minimal discomfort, low risk of complications,
– Very short recovery time,
– No postoperative care required.

– Back to work more quickly,
– Rapid resumption of hobbies and sports,
– Minimizes loss of earned income.