Factors associated with pain after non-surgical treatment for trapeziometacarpal joint osteoarthritis
Lisa M J Esteban Lopez,
Lisa Hoogendam,
Ruud W Selles,
Robbert M Wouters,
Raymond van Adrichem,
Marte van Beek,
Pablo Berents,
Bob Beusen,
Arjen Blomme,
Mike de Boer,
Tara van den Boom,
Carola van den Brink,
Daniel Cicilia,
Sjoerd Commandeur,
Martijn Cornelissen,
Gijs van Couwelaar,
Liron Duraku,
Annemarie Eekhout,
Chantal Essink,
Reinier Feitz,
Rianne Geelen,
Sven Gerritsen,
Kelly Godee,
Taco Gosens,
Lisa Grotenbreg,
Nicoline de Haas,
Gertjan Halbesma,
Kennard Harmsen,
Manon Houwen,
Caroline Hundepool,
Matijs de Jong,
Melina van der Keemel,
Triinu Kivistik,
Laura Kooiker,
Sanne Koreman,
Gerald Kraan,
Erik Kuiper,
Cecile van Laarhoven,
Sabrina Laney,
Nienke Meinema-Sanders,
Lizanne van Paassen,
Suzanne Polinder,
Juliaan van Rappard,
Akkie Ringburg,
Kasper Roth,
Kenneth Seraus,
Kristel Slabbers,
Harm Slijper,
Jeroen Smit,
Xander Smit,
Ernst Smits,
Kimberly Smit,
Jelle Sol,
Sebastiaan Souer,
Marloes ter Stege,
Shirley Stougie,
Renee Tijssen,
Jeroen van Uchelen,
Anne van Veelen,
Marloes van de Visch-Smit,
Silke Visser,
Jennifer Vooren,
Erik Walbeehm,
Froukje van der Werff,
Dylan van Wijngaarden,
Tim Wolters
Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume): Journal of the British Society for Surgery of the Hand & Official Journal of the Federation of European Societies for Surgery of the Hand
Published online on June 26, 2026
Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume), Ahead of Print.
Introduction:Although non-surgical treatment for trapeziometacarpal joint (TMJ) osteoarthritis (OA) reduces pain, outcomes vary substantially. This study investigated factors associated with pain at 3 months after starting non-surgical treatment for TMJ ...