Scaphoid fractures—a type of wrist fracture—are common, especially after a fall onto an outstretched hand. But one of the biggest questions patients have is: How long do I need to keep my wrist immobilized? A recent study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum explores this question, looking at how long patients should […]
Wrist Fractures: How Long Do You Really Need a Cast? Read Post »
Finger injuries are common, especially from sports or everyday accidents. Many are simple sprains—but in rare cases, the injury can be more serious and require surgical treatment. A recent study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum highlights a rare condition called a Stener-like lesion, which can affect finger stability and healing. What
Finger Ligament Injuries: When a “Simple Sprain” May Need Surgery Read Post »
If you’ve ever experienced your finger locking, catching, or snapping when you bend it, you may have a condition called trigger finger. A recent study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum looked at a simple, non-surgical treatment option: splinting—and the results may surprise you. What is trigger finger? Trigger finger occurs when
Trigger Finger: Can a Simple Splint Fix It? Read Post »
Wrist fractures are one of the most common bone injuries, especially involving the distal radius—the larger bone in your forearm near the wrist. A recent study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum explores an important question:Why do some patients with similar wrist fractures receive surgery while others are treated without it? What
Wrist Fractures: Why Do Some Patients Need Surgery While Others Don’t? Read Post »
For athletes, getting back in the game as quickly as possible is always a priority. But after a hand or wrist fracture, an important question comes up: Is it safe to return to play before the bone is fully healed? A recent study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum takes a closer
Can Athletes Return to Play Too Soon After a Hand or Wrist Fracture? Read Post »
Wrist fractures are one of the most common bone injuries, especially after a fall. A recent published study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum explored an important question for patients and doctors alike: when is surgery the best option, and when can a wrist fracture heal well without it?The study focused on
Wrist Fractures: When Is Surgery Necessary? Read Post »
Finger injuries are common, but not all are simple. A recent study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum takes a closer look at a rare type of injury called a volar metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint dislocation—a condition that can significantly affect hand function if not treated properly. These injuries occur when a finger
Finger Dislocations: Why Some Injuries Need Surgery Read Post »
Most wrist injuries after a fall are straightforward—often a sprain or a common fracture. But in some cases, there may be an underlying condition that makes the injury more complex. A recent study featuring Dr. David Kirschenbaum highlights a rare condition called a carpal coalition and how it can increase
Wrist Pain After a Fall? It Could Be Something Rare Read Post »
October 1, 2020 Want to spend less time in recovery? We at Mid Atlantic Orthopedic, created these five key factors that are critical to a full recovery after surgery. Mobility Moving around frequently may seem like a bad idea, but it helps to speed up your recovery. Get up and
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Knee injuries are much more common than most people think. Here are some of the top knee injuries we see at Mid-Atlantic Orthopedic Associates. If you suffer from one of these, come in and see us for relief. Top Knee Injuries Osteoarthritis Many patients around the world suffer from knee
What Are The Different Types of Knee Injuries? Read Post »
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