Hand

Our hands are grasping organs that exhibit great mobility and flexibility. They include the fingers and are capable of a wide variety of functions, such as feeling, holding, moving, and touching things. When they are healthy, our hands remain dexterous, performing a large number of tasks and keeping them away from common hand injuries, which include:

• Finger fracture
• Arthritis of the hand
• Wrist Tendinitis
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Gamekeepers thumb
• Ulnar neuropathy
• Wrist fracture
• De Quervain’s Tendinitis
• Extensor Tendinitis
• Wrist Sprain
• FInger dislocation
• Median nerve injury
• Carpal fracture
• Finger tendinitis
• Tendon lacerations
• Finger sprain
• Wrist bursitis
• Erbs palsy