Some enthusiasts combine their interest in trains with the hobby of monitoring radio communications, specializing in listening to radio communications of railroad operations using a scanner. Various magazines, clubs and museums are designed mainly for railfans, concentrating on the history of trains and railroads.
Surgical Therapy. Surgery currently is considered the definitive treatment for mucous cysts. It is recommended in the presence of ongoing pain, recurrent infection, or chronic drainage. Preoperative planning is limited, in that much of the procedure is based on intraoperative findings.
Immediate Treatment. Immediately after a finger stubbing injury, ice is often applied to decrease swelling and reduce pain. Ice is typically used for 15 to 20 minutes at a time, every 3 to 4 hours for the first few days after the injury. Elevating the hand above the level of the heart also helps reduce swelling.