Hand/Wrist Pain, Procedures, Treatments
Your hands and wrists contain a total of 54 bones, allowing for a broad range of motion – and opportunities for injuries and ailments. Whether chronic or acute, ailments that inhibit the use of a hand or wrist can make everyday activities difficult. The Ortho Rhode Island orthopedic specialists at South County Hospital have advanced training and extensive clinical knowledge that can help restore function through a variety of treatments specific to your diagnosis.
In partnership with Ortho Rhode Island our comprehensive care includes specialized rehabilitative treatment for patients with hand and wrist dysfunctions. We offer a team of Certified Hand Therapists (CHTs) and Occupational Therapists (OTs) who provide one-on-one, individualized care. Our goal is to assist the patient in regaining maximal use of the hand or arm while returning them as quickly as possible to their daily activity.
Common Hand Ailments
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Broken Wrist (Distal Radius Fracture)
- Scaphoid and Carpal Bone Fractures
- Cysts of the Hand, Fingers, or Wrist (Ganglion cysts)
- Trigger Finger
- Hand Fractures
- Arthritis of the Hand and Wrist
- Wrist Tendinitis
Common Hand and Wrist Treatments
- Activity modification for Carpal Tunnel
- Splinting
- Cortisone Injections for hand and upper extremity pain
- Endoscopic Surgery for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Mini-Open Surgery Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Wrist Arthroplasty (Joint Replacement)
- Wrist Arthroscopy
Patient-Centered Care
Ortho Rhode Island's hand and wrist specialists and CHTs treat more than just your symptoms – they treat you as a person. As part of their comprehensive care, they strive to understand how your condition impacts your quality of life, and prioritize restoring function so you can return to the everyday activities most important to you. By focusing on your needs, they collaborate to create a care plan tailored to your lifestyle and treatment goals.
They believe in individualized care driven by your unique diagnosis, beginning with minimally invasive treatment options like rest, pain medication, occupational hand and wrist therapy, and possibly an injection, and ranging to surgical intervention if your condition doesn’t respond to non-operative measures. This conservative approach helps ensure your quality of life is always at the center of care.
Schedule a consultation with an Ortho Rhode Island Hand/Wrist Specialist today.