After a distal radius fracture (DRF) or surgery, patients lose wrist and hand proprioceptive ability. This may be due to immobilization, lack of sensory input to the sensorimotor cortex, or associated injuries to the wrist…
What is it about fingertip injuries that causes such an adverse reaction in patients when it comes to looking at or using the affected digit? And why is treating a fingertip injury a challenge—even with…
Anyone who has experienced a hand or wrist injury knows it can be a frustrating experience. We use our upper extremities to engage with our environment far more than we realize!Choosing the right exercises for…
In previous articles, we’ve looked at the scapula’s complex anatomy, the scapula’s rotations, and the scapula’s translations.In this article, we’ll cover scapular dyskinesis and its causes.Defining Scapular DyskinesisWe can better understand what is meant by…
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a common condition, affecting approximately two out of every 100 individuals in the United States.1 Patients with CTS report pain, numbness, and tingling in the median nerve…
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