The proximal phalanx is one of the three bones that make up your finger. It is the first bone in your finger after your palm. Fractures of this bone...
What is a proximal phalanx fracture?
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Why do I need hand therapy following a distal radius ORIF?
What is a distal radius fracture? A distal radius fracture refers to a broken wrist – they are one of the most common fractures sustained around the...
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Fingers going numb? Dropping things? Feeling weak?…..Have you considered that you may have Carpal tunnel? What is carpal tunnel Syndrome (CTS)?...
Splints & Braces
Archibald finalist Tsering Hannaford’s self-portrait ‘Meditation on time’, showcases the subject wearing a wrist brace, and facilitates a discussion...
My Finger Click & Locks; What Should I Do?
Clicking and locking of a finger or thumb is generally known as a “Trigger finger” or “Trigger thumb.” This is...
Do your fingers change colour in winter? You may have Raynaud’s Disease.
What is Raynaud’s Disease? Raynaud’s Disease, pronounced ‘ray-nose’ is a condition caused by the sympathetic nervous system which causes narrowing...
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