Medical articles of Hand injury

23/03/2026
Mr Arvind Mohan
Orthopaedic surgeon – Shoulder, elbow, hand & wrist surgeon
Hand and wrist joint replacements: Restoring function and reducing pain
In this article, renowned orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Arvind Mohan, shares his expert insights with regards to hand and wrist joint replacements.
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17/09/2024
Written by Top Doctors
From desk jobs to hand pain: Understanding and preventing repetitive strain injuries
While repetitive strain injuries are a common consequence of desk jobs, early recognition of symptoms and proactive measures can significantly reduce the risk of long-term damage. Here, Mr Paul Davey, renowned consultant orthopaedic hand and wrist surgeon, provides an expert insight into the causes, symptoms, and treatments of repetitive strain injuries, offering practical advice.
20/12/2019
Miss Tanaya Sarkhel
Orthopaedic Surgeon
New to snowboarding? Look after your hands and wrists
Consultant orthopaedic surgeon and hand and wrist expert, Miss Tanaya Sarkhel, highlights the most common wrist injuries suffered by snowboarders and how you can avoid them this winter when you’re out on the slopes.
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06/06/2019
Miss Tanaya Sarkhel
Orthopaedic Surgeon
The most common hand and wrist injuries in sport
Most sports, particularly those involving balls and rackets involve some kind of contact with the hands and fingers. Some sports such as basketball or netball are prone to more hand injuries. It’s quite easy to injure, fracture or dislocate the fingers or knuckles with these sports. If pain and swelling don’t go away after a few days of rest, ice and anti-inflammatories, you should have your fingers or hand checked with an x-ray. Injured joints can stiffen very quickly, and once stiff, are difficult to get back to normal. Orthopaedic surgeon Miss Tanaya Sarkhel tells us more about common hand and wrist injuries.
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