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A study reveals that intracompartmental septation does not worsen treatment results in individuals with de Quervain's disease, suggesting nuances in therapy.
Although having intracompartmental septation might be a risk factor to develop de Quervain's disease, it did not adversely affect nonsurgical treatment outcomes. It should be noted that initial corticosteroid injection is more likely to fail in women, conceivably due to nonanatomical reason such as hormonal influence.
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