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  Tenosynovitis, an inflammatory disorder affecting the tendon sheath, encompasses a diverse array of causes and considerations for treatment. Its etiology can be categorized into infective and non-infective origins. Non-infective triggers encompass autoimmune processes, overuse injuries, and idiopathic factors. Regardless of the underlying cause, the pathophysiology of tenosynovitis typically involves characteristic inflammatory changes within the tendon sheath. Laboratory assessments are crucial in evaluating and distinguishing between the various causes of tenosynovitis. While computed tomography (CT) scans can aid in detecting bony abnormalities such as erosions or structural deviations, their sensitivity to soft tissue changes associated with synovitis and tenosynovitis remains limited. Treatment approaches for infectious tenosynovitis often hinge on the specific causative organism when identified. In cases requiring empiric therapy, a regimen combining broad-spectrum antibi...