Hand, wrist and upper extremity conditions are closely related. Some injuries and conditions can be treated by nonsurgical treatments options like physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and injections.

When nonsurgical options don’t work, our orthopedic specialists may suggest surgery to restore function and alleviate pain. McLeod Orthopaedics offers cutting edge technology and surgical approaches to provide comprehensive care of the entire arm, from fingertip to collarbone.

Here are some examples of common hand and upper extremity conditions:

• Arthritis
• Bicep Tear
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Elbow Dislocation, Bursitis and Fracture
• Hand Fractures and Wrist Sprains
• Tendon Injuries, Nerve Injuries and Cysts
• Trigger Finger

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