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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 […]

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

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

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

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

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