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Football, basketball, volleyball, baseball, even making your bed! One of the most common injuries of the fingers is the “jammed” finger.

At The Hand Center we treat hand problems for patients of all ages, and this includes children—from birth through adolescence.

Bump on your hand? Before you get too worried, know that most bumps in the hand are benign. Below is a brief review of the most common hand “bumps,” followed by reasons to seek surgical expertise.

Shoulder pain is a very common issue among adults spanning all types of work activities, hobbies and accidents alike. There are countless issues that can show up as shoulder pain, but the most common are rotator cuff issues, frozen shoulder, and arthritis.

Dislocations of hand or finger joints are common injuries from athletics, working around the home, or simple accidental falls. There are more than 30 different joints between the wrist, hand, and fingers so plenty of areas that can be disrupted.

Are you suffering from persistent thumb pain? Learn about the possible causes of your thumb pain, and find out what treatments are available.

Finger amputations make it challenging to perform a multitude of daily tasks. Therefore, whenever possible, replantation is recommended. This surgery is highly complex but enjoys a success rate between 50-80%. Read on to learn more about this sophisticate

Do you have a soft lump on the back of your hand or one of your fingers? It may be a ganglion cyst. Learn more about ganglions, and find out how we treat them.

Are you having mobility problems with your hands? Have conservative methods failed to improve the functionality of your hands? Find out how joint release surgery can restore your full range of motion and relieve pain.

Is bursitis causing you pain, stiffness, and swelling? Find out how you can prevent this condition or manage it from the comfort of your home.

If you’ve injured your finger, turn to a dedicated finger expert for specialized care. Learn about common fingertip injuries and how our team can help you through them.

Did you know that symptoms of a severe burn can take up to two days to show? Learn when it is necessary to get medical treatment for your burn.

Long-term exposure to repeated movements creates problems throughout your body, and if you’re using your hands to perform the same tasks every day, carpal tunnel syndrome and other hand issues could develop.

The diagnosis of a ganglion cyst may sound scary, but this growth on your finger or wrist is actually harmless. But the cyst can get in the way of your regular function and cause discomfort. We can provide treatment.

Wrists are one of the more common bones you can break. Learn when surgery is necessary to repair it and when and how it may heal on its own.

Are you wondering if your pain and discomfort are due to a broken hand? Don’t guess, or let it wait. See a hand specialist ASAP to treat your pain, help you heal properly, and prevent permanent damage.

Carpal tunnel syndrome can be painful and is exceedingly common among office workers. Learn the signs and symptoms to see if you have this condition, so you can hopefully find relief.

Do you experience numbness, tingling, and weakness in your palm and fingers? It could be a sign of nerve damage. Learn more about the ulnar nerve, and find out how compression to this nerve could be at the root of your symptoms.