
Conditions that affect the structure and function of the fingers, hand and wrist -- including repetitive motion conditions, complex hand problems and follow-up treatment for traumatic injuries -- are treated at the Hand and Upper Extremity Center at Northwest Hospital. The center’s specialized team includes orthopedic and plastic surgeons, occupational therapists and registered nurses who take a multidisciplinary approach to restoring or preserving hand function for daily living. State-of-the-art diagnostics and rehabilitative services along with surgical techniques and other advanced therapies are utilized.
Conditions Treated
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Carpal tunnel syndrome
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Follow-up treatment for crush injuries
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Fractures and dislocations
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Ganglion cysts
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Repetitive stress injuries
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Rheumatoid and osteoarthritis
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Soft tissue injuries
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Sports injuries
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Thumb arthritis
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Follow-up treatment for traumatic injuries
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Tendonitis
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Trigger finger disorders
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Work-related injuries
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Wrist and upper extremity joint injuries
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Diagnostic Procedures
State-of-the-art diagnostic imaging equipment allows the radiologist and the hand surgeon to view images of your hand quickly and to begin treatment as soon as possible.
Diagnostic tests include: