Untitled

[drpankajjindal-2]

What is a wristbone fracture? Hands and forearms are connected by the wrist joint. A wrist fracture can result from a broken small (carpal) bone in this joint or, more commonly, from a broken distal radius, the larger of the two forearm bones. Most often, this bone breaks at the lower end, where it joins the hand and thumb bones.

[drpankajjindal-2]

WRIST FRACTURE:

What is a wristbone fracture? Hands and forearms are connected by the wrist joint. A wrist fracture can result from a broken small (carpal) bone in this joint or, more commonly, from a broken distal radius, the larger of the two forearm bones. Most often, this bone breaks at the lower end, where it joins the hand and thumb bones. How does it happen? Virtually anyone can take a tumble and end up with a broken wrist, but the majority of people with the problem fall into one of two categories. The first group is elderly men and women who are vulnerable to wrist fractures because of low bone density. Because their bones are fragile, it doesn’t take much of a fall to break the wrist. Patients in the second group, tend to be younger and more active, with fractured wrists resulting from higher energy mechanisms, such as a skiing mishap or getting hit while playing contact sports. Patients sustain breaks that involve the wrist joint and are often more severe. How is it treated? Treatment decisions are not only based on what the X-ray looks like but on who the fracture happened to, and who that person is. Factors taken into consideration include whether one or more bones are broken, in one or several places; whether torn ligaments are involved, and whether there are other injuries that require treatment. The good news is, most people with wrist fractures recover fully. The range of treatment options for wrist fracture includes: A cast or splint is worn for five to six weeks, followed by physical therapy. A pin is used to hold the bone in place after surgery to fix the break. Temporary pins are usually used. In the weeks following the outpatient surgery, patients are required to wear a cast or splint and then undergo physical therapy. Plates and screws are used in reconstructive surgery, which is also an outpatient procedure. Patients are required to wear a cast for two to three weeks, and then transition to a removable brace and begin physical therapy.

To know More Visit The Website: https://www.handsurgery.in/

[drpankajjindal-2]

A wrist bone fracture refers to a break in one or more of the bones in the wrist. The wrist is made up of two rows of small bones known as the carpal bones, which connect the bones in the forearm to the bones in the hand.

[drpankajjindal-2]

wrist bone fracture:

A wrist bone fracture refers to a break in one or more of the bones in the wrist. The wrist is made up of two rows of small bones known as the carpal bones, which connect the bones in the forearm to the bones in the hand. There are many different types of wrist bone fractures, depending on which bone is affected and how severe the break is. Common causes of wrist bone fractures include falls onto an outstretched hand, direct blows to the wrist, and sports injuries. Symptoms of a wrist bone fracture may include pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty moving the wrist or hand. If you suspect you have a wrist bone fracture, it is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Your doctor will likely perform an X-ray to confirm the diagnosis and determine the best course of treatment. Treatment for a wrist bone fracture depends on the severity of the break. Mild fractures may be treated with a cast or splint to immobilize the wrist and allow it to heal. More severe fractures may require surgery to realign the bones and stabilize them with metal pins, screws, or plates. Recovery time for a wrist bone fracture can vary depending on the severity of the break and the type of treatment received. It is important to follow your doctor's instructions for care and rehabilitation to ensure the best possible outcome.

CONTACT US : ([phone] TO KNOW MORE VISIT THE WEBSITE: https://www.handsurgery.in/

[drpankajjindal-2]

Scaphoid Fracture

Broken wrists with scaphoid fractures are one form. They develop when your scaphoid bone, a little bone located close to the base of your thumb breaks. You could require surgery, but even then, you ought to recover fully. A scaphoid fracture typically takes three months for a person to recover from. Broken wrists with scaphoid fractures are one form. They develop when your scaphoid bone, a little bone located close to the base of your thumb, breaks. One of the carpal bones—a group of bones that make up your wrist—is your scaphoid. Scaphoid fractures are nearly always brought on by reaching out your arms after falling. They can also be brought on by traumas like car accidents.

TO KNOW MORE VISIT THE WEBSITE: https://www.handsurgery.in/

[drpankajjindal-2]

Symptoms and Causes: symptoms include soreness at the base of the thumb that gets worse when using one's hand. There may be swelling and overall tenderness in the anatomic snuffbox. Nonunion of the fracture, avascular necrosis of the proximal section of the bone and arthritis are possible complications. The most frequent reason for staph fractures is falling on an extended hand.

TO KNOW MORE VISIT THE WEBSITE: https://www.handsurgery.in/

[drpankajjindal-2]

Scaphoid Fracture:

One of the carpal bones of the wrist is the scaphoid bone. It is located on the thumb side of the wrist, halfway between the hand and the forearm. The carpal tunnel's radial boundary is formed by it. The scaphoid bone, whose long axis extends from above below, laterally, and forward, is the largest bone in the proximal row of wrist bones. It roughly resembles a medium-sized cashew in both size and shape. The transverse carpal ligament attaches to the scaphoid's concave palmar surface via a distal tubercle that forms. The proximal surface is convex, triangular, and smooth. The radial collateral ligament is attached to the side's thin surface. The lunate and a flattened semi-lunar facet articulate with the medial surface's two facets.

Symptoms and Causes: symptoms include soreness at the base of the thumb that gets worse when using one's hand. There may be swelling and overall tenderness in the anatomic snuffbox. Nonunion of the fracture, avascular necrosis of the proximal section of the bone and arthritis are possible complications. The most frequent reason for staph fractures is falling on an extended hand.

Treatments: Clinical examination and medical imaging are typically combined to get a diagnosis. In simple X-rays, some fractures can not be seen. In these situations, the damaged area may be immobilized in a cast or splint and checked with new X-rays after two weeks. Alternatively, an MRI or bone scan may be carried out.

TO KNOW MORE VISIT WEBSITE: https://www.handsurgery.in/

[drpankajjindal-2]

Treatment Injury & Finger Amputation Paralysis Fracture Pain, Arthritis Tingling in Hand Congenital, Birth Deformity Hand Reconstruction Nerve Disease Tumor and Swelling Spastic Condition Blue Finger Leg Reconstruction Diabetic Foot

[drpankajjindal-2]

Hand Fracture Surgery

Fractures may take several weeks to months to heal completely. You should limit your activities even after the removal of the cast or brace so that the bone becomes solid enough to bear stress. A rehabilitation programme involving exercises and a gradual increase in activity levels to strengthen the muscles and improve the range of motion is recommended. Hand therapy is a rehabilitation technique to improve the strength and restore functional activity of the hands in patients with upper extremity injuries. It will be initiated within a few days of the injury or surgery and continued until the patient returns to normal activities. Rehabilitative hand therapy aims at minimizing swelling and managing sensitive scars whereas preventive therapy is recommended for minimizing pain, decreasing repetitive firing of sensual impulses in injured nerves, improving motion and strength, preventing or correcting injuries using specially designed splints, teaching ways to cope with pain and new techniques for performing regular activities, and ensuring complete recovery.

Treatment : Injury & Finger Amputation Paralysis Fracture Pain, Arthritis Tingling in Hand Congenital, Birth Deformity Hand Reconstruction Nerve Disease Tumor and Swelling Spastic Condition Blue Finger Leg Reconstruction Diabetic Foot

Dr. Pankaj Jindal - Hand surgeon. Contact:- [phone]. Web:- http://handsurgery.in

[drpankajjindal-2]

Motor Neuron Disease.

Motor Neuron Disease. Guillain Barre syndrome. Hirayama disease. Oblique amyotrophy. Muscular atrophy. Spinal muscular atrophy. Brachial plexus injury. Polio. Leprosy. Stroke. Paralytic condition.

The disease is considered to be affection of the brain and the spinal cord or nervous system .There can be varied presentations. One or more muscles may not work optimally. This causes inability to move one or more joints of the finger or wrist. Conventional neurology teaches muscle strengthening as the treatment. This may be of frustratingly of limited usefulness. We aim to significantly improve the function of the affected hand through surgery. For example, the person may not be able to lift up(extend) the finger. Or he may not be able to lift up(extend) the thumb. It may not be possible to surgically manage the brain in this condition. But a more straight forward approach is to reshuffle the muscles of the hand in such a way that the weak muscles are augmented using certain sparable muscles. An analogy is if in an organization 10 people are working and 3 go on leave. The organization is not shut down but the available manpower is reshuffled to carry on the routine business. Similarly in a hand, if a certain more necessary muscle has become inactive, a sparable muscle is utilized to best restore the function. This forms the basis of surgery in a weak hand or a paralyzed hand. The general principle of treatment remains the same in all these conditions. The more required functions are restored and augmented by transferring sparable muscles. Nature has provided numerous sparable muscles. Like a person has two kidneys but can live life normally with only one. Once the disease has stopped progressing and the weakness is not worsening, the patient is evaluated for remedial measures. The remedy is to restore the function of the finger and the hand by surgery on the forearm or wrist and fingers. The spine or the brain is not surgically treated.

[drpankajjindal-2]

Tingling in the hand is caused by a nerve getting pinched in the wrist or the inner side of the elbow or the neck symptoms have been present for several years, the patient may drop objects and find it difficult to hold simple lightweight objects like a cell phone or a cup of tea in the hand. The symptoms of the disease may be relieved with a wrist support called a cock-up splint if it has only existed for a short period of time. If this does not help, the next step is a single injection of an anti-inflammatory medicine with another medicine to numb the part, near the wrist, which may relieve the symptoms. When symptoms persist despite these measures, short palm surgery is required to release the causative structure (flexor retinaculum). An endoscope or open surgery can be used to perform the procedure. There is no doubt that open surgery is safe, effective, and the gold standard of surgery. To know more about the treatments for tingling in hand/ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome contact Dr. Pankaj Jindal- One of the best hand surgeons in India ([phone].

[drpankajjindal-2]

What are the causes of Tingling in Hand?

Tingling in the hand is caused by a nerve getting pinched in the wrist or the inner side of the elbow or the neck symptoms have been present for several years, the patient may drop objects and find it difficult to hold simple lightweight objects like a cell phone or a cup of tea in the hand.

The symptoms of the disease may be relieved with a wrist support called a cock-up splint if it has only existed for a short period of time. If this does not help, the next step is a single injection of an anti-inflammatory medicine with another medicine to numb the part, near the wrist, which may relieve the symptoms.

When symptoms persist despite these measures, short palm surgery is required to release the causative structure (flexor retinaculum). An endoscope or open surgery can be used to perform the procedure. There is no doubt that open surgery is safe, effective, and the gold standard of surgery.

To know more about the treatments for tingling in hand/ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome contact Dr. Pankaj Jindal- One of the best hand surgeons in India ([phone].

[drpankajjindal-2]

Many people are unsure when to seek help from a hand surgeon. It is time to schedule an appointment with a hand surgeon if you are experiencing any of these symptoms in your hand, wrist, elbow, or forearm: Warmth and swelling Bruises Pain and Tenderness Stiffness and Weakness Numbness and Tingling Noticeable deformity of the fingers Pain that is more severe in the morning or at night Inability to do chores and complete work tasks due to pain or other symptoms.

In case you observe any of the above symptoms, contact Dr. Pankaj Jindal one of the best hand surgeons in India. Phone: [phone] Website: https://www.handsurgery.in/

[drpankajjindal-2]

WHEN AND WHY SHOULD YOU GO TO A HAND SURGEON?

Many hand surgeons specialize in hand care because they often examine, treat, and study the hand. Many medical subfields focus on various aspects of the body. Hand Surgeons focus on injuries and conditions affecting the upper extremity. When it comes to arm and hand components, they are experts. A common misconception is that hand surgeons only perform surgery. That's not true. Hand surgeons usually start with non-surgical treatments first. If the treatment doesn't work, they may recommend surgery. Surgery involves the latest minimally invasive procedures, like arthroscopic procedures, ligament reconstruction, and tendon repair. Many people are unsure when to seek help from a hand surgeon. It is time to schedule an appointment with a hand surgeon if you are experiencing any of these symptoms in your hand, wrist, elbow, or forearm: Warmth and swelling Bruises Pain and Tenderness Stiffness and Weakness Numbness and Tingling Noticeable deformity of the fingers Pain that is more severe in the morning or at night Inability to do chores and complete work tasks due to pain or other symptoms.

In case you observe any of the above symptoms, contact Dr. Pankaj Jindal one of the best hand surgeons in India. Phone: [phone] Website: https://www.handsurgery.in/

[drpankajjindal-2]

Painful Wrist: Kienbock's Disease:

[drpankajjindal-2]

Painful Wrist: Kienbock's Disease:

Symptoms: There is pain on the dorsal aspect of the wrist as well as restricted movement in the affected wrist. Some minor injuries may have occurred in the past. Considering that it is a progressive disease, it is critical to seek treatment as soon as possible. Treatment: There are various surgical options available. • Radius shortening and radius plating are two options. As a result of this procedure, the lunate bone is less stressed. Pain is alleviated and the results are predictable. • Capitate shortening. If the adjacent ulna is too long, the patient may be a candidate for capitate shortening. • Decompression of the radius. • Intercarpal fusion. • Proximal row carpectomy.

It is important to consult a hand specialist doctor. Contact Dr. Pankaj Jindal (hand surgeon in Pune) – at ([phone]

[drpankajjindal-2]

Hand Nerve Disease

Forearm and elbow pains could be caused by radial tunnel syndrome. This condition causes pain in the elbows, forearms, wrists, and fingers. Women between the ages of 30 and 50 are more likely to contract the disease. Dr. Pankaj Jindal has well treated many Nerve Diseases.

To Know More Visit At - https://www.handsurgery.in/

Call for Appointment

[phone]