If you've been dealing with lingering wrist pain, stiffness, or a sudden loss of strength that’s affecting your daily activities, you might wonder if there’s a solution beyond rest and painkillers.
Technological advancements are transforming hand and elbow surgery, making procedures less invasive and more effective.
Have you noticed increasing difficulty with tasks like gripping objects, opening a jar, or even turning a doorknob? Arthritis of the thumb is a condition that can sneak up on you, starting with minor discomfort and gradually affecting your ability to use your hands.
Upper arm (humerus) fractures are common, accounting for 3-5% of all fractures. While high-energy trauma often causes these fractures in young, active individuals, elderly patients frequently sustain them from low-energy trauma, leading to highly displaced fractures.
When shoulder pain becomes a constant companion, making simple tasks like lifting, reaching, or even sleeping a challenge, it’s time to explore definitive solutions.
Are you suffering from a frozen shoulder? This painful condition can impact one of your most versatile joints, making everyday tasks seem impossible. Let’s discuss how you can thaw your frozen shoulder and return to normal activities.
Pickleball is an extremely fast-growing sport due to its fun and social nature. While this sport is considered to be low-impact, making it great for the whole family, it does pose a risk for shoulder, elbow, and hand joint injuries. Understanding sports injuries is the best way to prevent them, so let’s discuss the most common injuries to these upper extremity joints.
It’s the perfect time of year to dip your toes in the sand and get active with beach volleyball! Whether you are trying to volley or make that perfect spike, you never want to get sidelined due to an injury.
As we get into the swing of summer, racquet sports are picking back up. With sports like tennis, racquetball, pickleball, padel, squash, and more, there are plenty of opportunities to get active and have fun.
Spring is here and so are spring sports! With sports like baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer, and tennis starting up again, it is important to stay cautious of the injuries that could be sustained. In particular, hand injuries are quite common among these sports.
