QUESTION: A 32-year old male is experiencing sharp pain and swelling in his wrist after falling heavily onto his outstretched arm at work. Movement is quite painful, it is tender to touch and there is some slight bruising around the swelling. What is it and what should he do? What Is It?
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Treating a distal radius fracture with hand therapy
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Treating a Colles Fracture with hand therapy
Scenario: Max was snowboarding when he fell onto an outstretched hand and sustained an undisplaced distal radius fracture. Treating a Colles Fracture With Hand Therapy Distal radius fractures are a common injury, caused mainly by falling onto the hand. The most common type of distal radius fracture is a ‘colles’…
Treating Dupuytren’s Contracture with hand therapy
Scenario: Martin is 50 years old and started to develop a lump and cordlike structure in the palm of his hand, that is pulling his ring finger into a bent position. He is having trouble putting on gloves, washing his face and getting his hand in his pocket. What Is Dupuytren’s…
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