Replantation is what occurs when a finger or hand is reattached after detachment. Replantation allows a person to regain functional use of reattached part. Amputation
Dr. Watkins is a highly skilled Pediatric Hand Surgeon and is proud to offer customized conservative treatment(s) and surgical options for pediatric patients. We provide
Nerves carry signals from our brain allowing the movement of our extremities, while other nerves carry signal to the brain relaying pain. Nerve injuries occur
Gangloin Cysts Ganglion cysts (synovial cysts) are non-cancerous sacs filled with gelatinous or fluid matter commonly found near joints and tendons. Mucous Cysts Mucous cysts
Common Types: Distal Radius Fracture is a fracture that occurs in the big bone (radius) of the wrist. Scaphoid Fractures is the second most common
Extensor Tendon Extensor tendons are shallow seated, strong bands of tissue that allow the fingers the ability to straighten. These tendons connect to the bones
Dupuytren’s is a condition that causes one or more fingers to bend inward towards the palm of the hand. SYMPTOMS Nodule in palm of hand
Wrist pain near the base of the thumb may be tendonitis. The tendons that extend the thumb pass through a “compartment” on the side of
Carpal tunnel syndrome is the compression of the median nerve as it passes through the “carpal tunnel” causing symptoms of numbness and tingling in the
The elbow is a hinge joint that connects where the humerus in the upper arm connects to the radius and ulna within the forearm. Elbow
Arthritis is a condition that occurs due to inflammation in the joints of our hands, thumb, or wrists. Arthritis is a painful condition that causes
Fractures heal within 3 to 12 weeks, depending on fracture type and location. Finger fractures average between 3-4 weeks of healing time. In contrast, wrist
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