Ortho for primary care: boxers knuckle

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This video in the Ortho for Primary Care series focuses on boxer’s knuckle, an injury involving the extensor tendon over the knuckle that commonly affects athletes, particularly boxers and martial artists. Viewers will learn how this condition develops, the typical signs and symptoms, and the impact it can have on hand function if not properly addressed.

Intended for primary care providers, medical students, and healthcare professionals, this educational content highlights how to recognize boxer’s knuckle during clinical evaluation, initial treatment options, and when referral to an orthopedic hand specialist is necessary. The goal is to provide clear and practical guidance for effectively managing this condition in a primary care setting.