Abstract

Finger and thumb injuries are common in established and trend sports. Imaging plays an important role in acute trauma care, further therapy planning, and ultimately for arapid return to play. Sound knowledge of the complex anatomy of the fingers and thumb is indispensable for accurate diagnosis. This article presents the ligament anatomy of the metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal joints of the finger and the thumb, the extensor and flexor tendon apparatus, and the diagnosis of typical sports injuries using x‑rays and magnetic resonance imaging. Furthermore, imaging findings of typical sports-associated injuries are illustrated.

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