Hands and wrists — precision where it counts.
Thumb, wrist, and small-joint problems — including the lax joints of hypermobility — evaluated and treated with precision.
What we treat
- Thumb-base (CMC) and small-joint osteoarthritis
- Wrist pain and tendon problems
- De Quervain’s and other tenosynovitis
- The unstable, hypermobile small joints of EDS
- TFCC tears
- Trigger finger
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Cubital tunnel syndrome
Diagnosis first
Small joints are unforgiving — millimetres matter. Dynamic ultrasound locates the exact structure and guides every placement.
Regenerative options, judiciously applied
Where appropriate, image-guided regenerative options can support a painful or unstable joint — chosen for the diagnosis, applied judiciously.
When to refer
If a problem needs hand-surgery expertise, an honest evaluation says so and points you to it.
Common questions
What hand and wrist conditions are treated here?
Thumb-base (CMC) and small-joint osteoarthritis, wrist pain and tendon problems, De Quervain’s and other tenosynovitis, TFCC tears, trigger finger, carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel syndrome, and the unstable, hypermobile small joints of EDS.
How are hand and wrist problems diagnosed?
Small joints are unforgiving — millimetres matter. Dynamic ultrasound locates the exact structure and guides every placement.
Are regenerative treatments used for hand and wrist problems?
Where appropriate, image-guided regenerative options can support a painful or unstable joint — chosen for the diagnosis, applied judiciously.
What if a hand or wrist problem needs a surgeon?
If a problem needs hand-surgery expertise, an honest evaluation says so and points you to it.
Educational information, not medical advice or a diagnosis. Care is individualized; not every treatment is right for every patient, and results vary.