The hand is a unique area of the human body that is made up of bone, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, nerves, skin, and blood vessels. These elements must all be in good working order for the hand to function well. The relationship between all these structures is delicate and refined. An injury or disease can affect any or all of these structures and impair the use of the hand and upper extremity. Injuries to the hand and upper extremity can keep you from writing, working or even holding your child’s hand. Our team specializes in getting you "back into the game" as quickly as possible. Surgery may be recommend, but only when non-surgical treatment fails.

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Educational Materials

• Shoulder Pain
• Arthritis
• Trauma/Fracture Care
• Hand Injuries

Shoulder

	Shoulder Anatomy		Shoulder Impingement
	Shoulder Arthroscopy		Shoulder Joint Replacement
	Rotator Cuff Tear		Shoulder Instability
	Frozen Shoulder

Hand

	Normal Hand Anatomy		Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
	Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

Hand & Upper Limb Surgical Update 2010, Presented by Dr Raymond Raven

Sports Medicine Update 2010: Rotator Cuff Injuries