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Wrist Arthroscopy: When Minimally Invasive Surgery Helps Persistent Wrist Pain

by Thomas Neustein, M.D. | 3 months ago

#WristArthroscopy #WristPain #TFCC Still dealing with wrist pain that won’t go away? Wrist arthroscopy may be a minimally invasive option to diagnose and treat the problem when conservative treatments haven’t worked.

Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital - Chia Wu, MD, MBA, Hand and Upper Extremity Specialist

Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital - Chia Wu, MD, MBA, Hand and Upper Extremity Specialist..
By Chia H. Wu, MD
3 years ago

How Long Carpal Tunnel Can Be Ignored Before Permanent Nerve Damage

Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common nerve compression conditions affecting the hand..
By Thomas Neustein, M.D.
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Metacarpal Fractures: When Surgery Helps You Return to Work or Sport Faster

#OrthopedicSurgeon #MetacarpalFracture #HandFracture A broken hand doesn’t always mean surgery —..
By Thomas Neustein, M.D.
3 months ago

Spring Sports Injuries: Common Hand Injuries and Treatment Options

#sportsinjury #orthopedicsurgeon #sportsmedicine Spring sports are in full swing! ⚾ But with the..
By Jason Shrouder-Henry, MD
1 year ago

Falling and Breaking Your Wrist: Understanding Distal Radius Fractures | Dr. Wayne Weil

Distal radius fractures, also known as broken wrists, are the most frequently encountered..
By Wayne M. Weil, M.D
3 years ago

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