Hand Surgery

Hand surgery is a specialized field of medicine that focuses on addressing issues related to the hand, wrist, and forearm. Hand surgeons are highly skilled professionals who provide comprehensive care for these problems, both through surgical and non-surgical means. Their primary goal is to alleviate pain, restore hand movement, and improve overall hand function. Hand surgeons can be orthopedic, plastic, or general surgeons who have undergone additional training specifically in hand surgery. With their expertise in treating the joints, muscles, and tendons in these areas, they are capable of accurately diagnosing various conditions and recommending the most effective treatments. General Responsibilities: 1. Conduct thorough physical examinations of patients during their initial visits 2. Assess the medical history and other relevant factors to aid in diagnosing the client's condition 3. Work towards restoring normal hand function as quickly and painlessly as possible 4. Identify the source of pain, whether it stems from an injury, systemic causes, or general wear and tear 5. Utilize diagnostic tools such as X-ray, MRI, and arthroscopic surgery 6. Prescribe and administer appropriate pain medications 7. Provide timely responses and support to clients