Hand and Wrist

At Presbyterian, we specialize in everything from arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome to nerve disorders and work-related injuries.

Many hand and wrist conditions can be treated effectively with rehabilitative therapy or medication, but in the event that you require surgical treatment, our medical team can treat the problem with the most advanced surgical techniques available. We use sophisticated diagnostic imaging and specialized techniques to reduce pain, shorten recovery time and accelerate rehabilitation. If necessary, we provide case managers to help coordinate post-operative care, including rehabilitation. 

Hand and wrist conditions that can be treated with surgery include:

• Arthritis (rheumatoid or osteoarthritis)
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Chronic wrist pain
• Congenital disorders
• Contractures
• Hand trauma, including amputation
• Knuckle replacement
• Ligament and tendon repair
• Nerve damage
• Nerve compression syndromes
• Sports injuries
• Sprains
• Tumors
• Work-related injuries