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clinat-137	Gordon, Rachel; Hirschhorn, Rebecca; Smith, Allison; Fuemmeler, Sonya ; Hand, Amy 	Gamekeeper’s Thumb with Stener Lesion in a High School Football Player: A Case Study	2022	5	.pdf	application/pdf	3087	139	58	The prevalence of a Stener lesion in a Gamekeeper’s Thumb is low compared to the amount of injuries that are seen yearly, about 60% of all Gamekeeper’s thumb injuries among athletes and everyday people are considered to be a grade III injury.1,2 The treatment of this type of injury is different than that of a typical Gamekeeper’s Thumb injury and requires surgical intervention. INTRODUCTION Gamekeeper’s Thumb, also known as Skier’s Thumb, is an acute rupture of the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) at the 1st metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint of the hand and is a common injury among alpine skiers.1 Repetitive valgus stresses, or forced hyperextension and abduction of the thumb, are the primary mechanisms of injury in the Gamekeeper’s Thumb.1 Gamekeeper’s Thumb makes up 86% of all thumb injuries and occurs about 200,000 times a year globally.1	cache/clinat-137.pdf	txt/clinat-137.txt