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Hand problems are myriad and complex because of their many causes and symptoms. It is essential that any hand problem be accurately diagnosed and correctly treated. Besides surgery, numerous conditions can be treated with medication, splints, therapy, or pain relief injections. At CHARMS, we provide comprehensive and expert treatment for all hand conditions, such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Trigger Finger, DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis and Ganglion Cyst, among others.
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Ligament tears and fractured phalanges are serious injuries. These result in symptoms of unresolved swelling and continued pain around the bruised joint for more than a week
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A scapholunate ligament (SL) injury can result from several causes, including sports-related injuries, falls, and car accidents. The most common scenario has a young adult falling on an outstretched arm, forcing the wrist to curve downwards (hyperextend) violently.
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The main symptom of a TFCC tear is ulnar sided wrist pain, though you might also feel pain throughout your entire wrist. The pain may be constant or only appear when you move your wrist or apply pressure to it.
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Injuries to the hand are frequent in children and teenagers. Crush damage from a hand trapped in a closing door is the most prevalent mechanism of injury in younger children, whereas recreational activities cause most fractures in teens.
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The thumb represents 50% of the hand. While functional use of the hand is possible with lack of a finger, losing the function of the thumb would result in loss of pinch grip and many dynamic functions of the hand.
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This condition is an inflammation of the tendons in the thumb, at the wrist region. This is often the result of a tightening and thickening of the tendon sheaths where these tendons run...
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The distal radius is the bone that extremely near the wrist. The end of the bone articulates with wrist bones and this constitutes the first half of the wrist joint. It is quite common to sustain a fracture of the distal radius after a fall on an outstretched hand. ...
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Nerves can be compressed in many parts of the body, resulting in pins and needles in the area. Two of the most common Nerve Compression Syndromes often occur at the wrist area, resulting in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome...
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Ligament tears and fractured phalanges are serious injuries. These result in symptoms of unresolved swelling and continued pain around the bruised joint for more than a week
LEARN MORETREATMENT & SURGERY
A scapholunate ligament (SL) injury can result from several causes, including sports-related injuries, falls, and car accidents. The most common scenario has a young adult falling on an outstretched arm, forcing the wrist to curve downwards (hyperextend) violently.
LEARN MORETREATMENT & SURGERY
The main symptom of a TFCC tear is ulnar sided wrist pain, though you might also feel pain throughout your entire wrist. The pain may be constant or only appear when you move your wrist or apply pressure to it.
LEARN MORETREATMENT & SURGERY
Injuries to the hand are frequent in children and teenagers. Crush damage from a hand trapped in a closing door is the most prevalent mechanism of injury in younger children, whereas recreational activities cause most fractures in teens.
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