Hand & Wrist Surgery

Arthritis is joint pain and stiffness from wear and tear or an overactive immune system. You might benefit from wrist joint fusion, total wrist replacement, or thumb carpometacarpal (CMC) arthroplasty.

This crack or break in one of the bones in your forearm or wrist sometimes happens after a fall. You may need broken wrist surgery, a metal plate, or wrist pinning surgery to help it heal.

Nerve pressure in your wrist causes numbness or tingling in your hand. Visit us if you’re looking for caring carpal tunnel doctors near you.

This painful swelling of tendons happens on the thumb side of your wrist. You may need De Quervain’s tenosynovitis surgery if occupational therapy doesn’t help.

These bumps on your wrist or hand are filled with fluid. Ask us about the removal of a ganglion cyst on the wrist or volar wrist ganglion surgery.

A small, broken wrist bone may not heal easily. You might need scaphoid fracture surgery, a bone graft, or even scaphoid removal.

Scaphoid lunate advanced collapse (SLAC) is a type of arthritis that happens after a ligament injury. You may need four-corner arthrodesis or wrist fusion to reduce pain and improve your abilities.

A triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) injury happens on the pinky side of the wrist. Your treatment options may include a TFCC operation or ulnar wrist surgery.

These soft tissue injuries can cause pain and weakness. Talk to your doctor about tendon rupture and a torn tendon in wrist surgery.