Often neglected as trivial injuries, presented as unhappy outcome of ‘buddy strapping’ of their fingers. We assess objectively the extent of each injury and tailor make individual treatment programs, supported by dedicated hand therapists. Prompt intervention with early mobilisation is our aim.
Arthritis at the base of the thumb is the most common place in the upper limb needing reconstruction for osteoarthritis in patients over the age of 75.
The above picture shows a keyhole surgery view of the thumb joint. The white cartilage was completely worn exposing raw bone.” Armstrong, Journal of Hand Surgery 1994
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