Hand & Wrist

When we lose the normal function of our hands, fingers, or wrists, we lose the ability to perform routine, everyday tasks. The frequency with which we use our hands makes them prone to traumatic injuries such as dislocations and fractures. Meanwhile, repetitive motions while at work or participating in a favorite activity can lead to tendonitis, arthritis, or carpal tunnel syndrome. These are common overuse disorders characterized by chronic pain.

At Blair Orthopedics, our physicians are trained and experienced in treating hand and wrist injuries and disorders. Most problems can be effectively treated nonsurgically with splints, casts, cortisone injections, or physical therapy. With more severe injuries and disorders, surgery may be the best option to help relieve your pain and restore the function of your hands or wrists.

Our Hand & Wrist Specialists:

 Read articles on hand and wrist conditions/treatments authored by Dr. Rowe.