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Injuries & Arthritis
Any injury of the hand, wrist or elbow, including:
Broken wrists
Scaphoid fractures
Wrist sprains
Arthritis
Fingers
Thumb
Wrist
To summaries we are the team to see if you have pain, numbness or tingling, stiffness or reduced movement in the fingers, wrist or elbow.
More Information
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Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
Trigger Finger and Trigger Thumb
Dupuytrens Contracture
Arthritis of the Finger Joints
Ganglions of the Wrist
Arthritis of the Thumb
Mucous Cysts of the Fingers
Injuries
Mallet Finger Injuries
Finger Sprains
Hand Fractures
Scaphoid Fracture of the Wrist
Anatomy
Planning your operation
What to expect when you have your operation
Should you need an operation you will have ample time in the clinic to discuss the procedure in as much detail as you wish. You will be given a guide to how quickly you can return to the activities which are important to you, allowing you to plan your recovery.
On the day of surgery you will be seen by Mr Standley, with sufficient time to go through any remaining, last minute, questions.
Mr Standley performs your surgery, personally.
Following surgery your recovery will be closely monitored by Mr Standley to ensure the best result for you. Commonly the stiches used are dissolvable, minimising inconvenience to you. When it is not possible to use these stitches then the experienced nurses at the hospital will arrange their removal.
Most patients do not require any post-operative therapy, but this will be arranged at you convenience.
