Skill and precision to treat the body’s most delicate bones

Midwest Orthopaedic Center hand surgeons specialize in problems of the hand, wrist, forearm and elbow, including:

• Arthritis
• Carpal/cubital tunnel syndrome
• Cold hands
• Congenital limb differences (birth defects)
• Lacerations on the fingers and hand
• Elbow pain or movement limitation
• Finger/thumb pain or stiffness
• Fingertip injuries
• Fractures
• Nerve/tendon injuries
• Pain
• Sports injuries of the hand and wrist
• Tennis elbow
• Trigger finger
• Wrist pain and/or movement limitation

Treatment can include:

• Medication
• Splints
• Injections
• Physical therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Minimally invasive needle aponeurotomy to straighten bent fingers
• Surgery including microvascular surgery to treat very small blood vessels and nerves in the fingers, hands and wrists