Medical articles of Wrist arthroscopy

25/09/2025
Mr Ibrahim Roushdi
Consultant orthopaedic hand surgeon
Wrist arthritis: Treatments and wrist replacement
Wrist arthritis is a common condition that can cause pain, stiffness and difficulty with everyday activities such as opening jars, lifting objects or typing. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic hand surgeon explains what wrist arthritis is, the main treatment options available, and when a wrist replacement may be recommended.
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30/01/2025
Mr Philip Mathew
Hand and wrist surgeon
What you need to know about wrist arthroscopy
In this article, highly regarded consultant hand and wrist surgeon, Mr Philip Mathew, discusses wrist arthroscopy in expert detail, including how it is performed, and when it is necessary.
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16/12/2024
Mr Simon Harrison
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Early signs of hand and wrist conditions you shouldn’t ignore
Hand and wrist discomfort are often dismissed as minor inconveniences, yet these small symptoms may signal the early stages of more serious conditions. Paying attention to these signs can help prevent long-term complications and the need for invasive treatments. Here are some key early indicators to watch for, along with their potential causes.
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09/11/2020
Mr Stephen Lipscombe
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Deciding on the best treatment for wrist arthritis
Wondering where to start with your treatment options for your wrist arthritis? Whether it's from a wearing a splint to steroid injections or even surgery, one of our expert hand and wrist surgeons Mr Stephen Lipscombe explains all of the possibilities that are available to relieve you from wrist pain.
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07/05/2019
Mr James Nicholl
Hand and wrist surgeon
Wrist arthroscopy: who needs it and what it involves
While many wrist injuries will heal on their own over time, some might require a surgical operation. In recent year, we have developed ways to operate on the delicate structures of the wrist with the minimal amount of damage. We asked expert hand and wrist surgeon Mr James Nicholl about what wrist arthroscopy is and who might benefit from it.
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20/08/2017
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Common wrist injuries - how do they happen, and how are they treated?
Wrist injuries affect mobility and all activities involving effort with our hands, implying a functional limitation on day-to-day tasks. The most frequent reasons for consultations for wrist pain can be grouped based on their most common causes.
01/03/2017
Ms Anna Moon
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Scapholunate ligament injuries and how to treat them
When a person falls over they can damage the scapholunate ligament which restricts the use of the wrist. Find out more about how these injuries can be treated.
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