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This page outlines some of the different acute hand and wrist injuries treated by Handoc, including common conditions, symptoms and treatment options. Our team of specialist hand surgeons provides expert care for sudden injuries, helping patients access the right treatment as quickly as possible.
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Finger Fracture
A sudden break in one or more finger bones after impact, twisting or crush injury.
Metacarpal Fracture
An acute break through one of the long bones of the hand, commonly after direct trauma.
Scaphoid Fracture
A wrist fracture that often follows a fall onto an outstretched hand.
Distal Radius Fracture
A common acute wrist fracture involving the end of the forearm bone near the wrist joint.
Tendon Laceration
A cut injury that damages the tendons responsible for bending or straightening the fingers.
Nerve Laceration
An acute cut injury that can cause numbness, tingling or weakness in part of the hand.
Mallet Finger
An acute tendon injury causing the fingertip to droop after impact or forced bending.
Thumb UCL Injury
A ligament injury at the base of the thumb, often caused by forceful sideways bending.
Wrist Ligament Tear
An acute wrist ligament injury that may cause pain, swelling and instability after trauma.
Crush Injury to the Hand
A traumatic hand injury caused by compression, often affecting skin, bone, tendons and nerves.