Hand and Wrist Specialists at EmergeOrtho

The complex anatomy of the hand and wrist makes the diagnosis and treatment of problems complex. In addition to the 27 bones in the hand, multiple joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles allow us to go about our daily activities. In fact, the human hand is more advanced and allows more movements, than any other animal with comparable anatomy.

This complexity means that when something is wrong, a hand specialist is best equipped to help you find a solution. If pain or restricted movement is keeping you from your normal activities, you can trust the orthopedic experts at EmergeOrtho—Triangle Region for sophisticated subspecialty orthopedic care. Our board-certified, fellowship-trained hand and wrist team treats a wide range of injuries and conditions affecting the fingers, hand, and wrist, developing personalized treatment plans that help you Emerge Stronger. Healthier. Better.

Why EmergeOrtho—Triangle Region Hand Specialists Are Your Local Choice

Finding a local hand specialist does not have to be difficult. When you choose EmergeOrtho—Triangle Region, you can rest assured that you have access to the high-quality, compassionate, and advanced care you need — when you need it, and at an affordable rate.

We are proud of our cutting-edge diagnostic and treatment technology, which allows us to care for all manner of hand injuries and conditions. Our team is committed to the most conservative, non-surgical treatment options first, whenever possible. When surgery is necessary, rest assured that you’ll have access to the most advanced surgical procedures, including minimally invasive options with the smallest possible incisions.

Our hand and wrist specialists provide comprehensive care for any issue affecting your upper extremities, from your fingers to your collarbone. These include:

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Animal Bites of the Hand
• Boxer’s Fracture
• Distal Radius Fracture
• Finger Dislocation
• Metacarpal Fractures
• Scaphoid Fractures
• Dupuytren’s Contracture
• Sprains and Fractures
• Ganglion Cysts
• Finger and Hand Infections
• Osteoarthritis of the Hand
• Finger, Wrist, and Hand Joint Replacements
• Tendonitis or Arthritis
• Finger, Hand, and Wrist Injuries
• Trigger Finger
• Arm and/or Hand Discomfort
• Pain in the Fingers (particularly when carrying, gripping, grasping, or twisting objects)
• Discomfort and Swelling
• Range-of-Motion Restriction
• Palm, Fingers, or Hand Redness or Warmth
• Hand Numbness, Throbbing, or Tingling (when resting)
• Hand and Wrist Joints (grating or grinding sensation)
• Cysts on the End Finger Joints
• de Quervain’s tenosynovitis
• Extension Tendon Injuries
• Flexor Tendon Injuries
• Mallet Finger
• MP Joint Arthritis
• Nerve Injuries
• Swan Neck Deformity
• Boutonnière Deformity
• Fingertip Injury
• Thumb Arthritis

Why You Need a Board-Certified Hand Specialist

When you have a hand condition or injury, you have choices for treatment. Thousands of people from the Triangle Region have turned to EmergeOrtho for their care, thanks in large part to their experienced team of board-certified orthopedic specialists. Choosing a board-certified provider offers assurance that you are getting care from providers who have special training and skills in providing safe, effective, and personalized treatments for all patients.

Our board-certified team puts their in-depth training to work using the most advanced treatment methods for the conditions listed above. Among the treatments and procedures offered include:

• Restoration of Wrist and Finger Joint Mobility
• Tendon Laceration Repair
• Tendon Transfers to Restore Mobility
• Wrist and Finger Joint Fusions
• Wrist and Finger Joint Replacements
• Operative Fixation of Finger Fractures
• Carpal Tunnel Surgery
• Removal of Ganglion Cysts (masses)
• Wrist Arthroscopy for Cartilage Tears
• Operative Fixation of Wrist Fractures
• Operative Fixation of Forearm Fractures
• Operative Fixation of Proximal Humeral Fractures
• CMC Arthroplasty (for Wrist Arthritis)

Make an Appointment with a Hand and Wrist Doctor Today

You do not have to live with pain, discomfort, or limited activities because of a problem with your hand. Early intervention by a member of our expert team of orthopedic hand surgeons can help successfully treat the problem.

Schedule an appointment to meet with one of our specialists, and learn more about our patient-focused approach to care. Or, please call us any time at (919) 220-5255.