Joint hypermobility is when a joint can move past the normal range. People used to call this being "double jointed". The extra movement...

Buckle fractures at the wrist (radius and/or ulna) are a common childhood injury. Because children's bones are less brittle than adults'...

Many people consider osteoarthritis to be an inevitable part of old age. While it certainly does become more common with age and there...

Handlebar or cyclists' palsy is a condition resulting from compression of a nerve in the front of the wrist. Unlike carpal tunnel...

RSI stand for "Repetitive Strain Injury" or "Repetitive Stress Injury"; but RSI is not a single condition. It is an umbrella term used...

Does a Jarred Finger Need Treatment?

Pronounced Du-pwe-tranz, Dupuytren's contracture was given its name by a French surgeon in 1831, however, the condition had been...

Do you have a finger or thumb which is locking in a bent position? Are you waking in the morning with a stuck finger that is difficult...

Lots of people have heard of carpal tunnel syndrome but you may be wondering what it is. Carpal tunnel syndrome is essentially a...