Here we demonstrate wrist assessment tests including Phalen’s, Tinel’s sign and TFCC tear diagnosis. Phalen’s Test Phalen’s test is used to help diagnose Carpal tunnel syndrome and nerve entrapment within the wrist. Tinel’s sign Tinel’s
Gradual onset injuries or chronic injuries occur over a period of time and often cannot be traced back to a single incident or cause. Here we explain the injuries which cause chronic wrist pain. Wrist
Wrist surgery is usually only indicated after conservative (non-surgical) treatment has failed. For amateur athletes, this is usually the best course of action. However, there are some injuries which require surgery sooner rather than later,
Here we explain the common and less common causes of wrist pain by specific location or area. Dorsal wrist pain (back) Click the area to view more: Dorsal wrist pain is located at the back
Here we outline common wrist injuries including sprains, strains, fractures and overuse and nerve related causes of wrist pain. Select the type or location of wrist pain: Acute wrist injuries Sudden onset injuries or acute
Wrist taping or strapping is a great way to provide extra support when recovering from an injury. Or it is also used to help prevent wrist injuries. Here we explain the principles as well as
Wrist anatomy is the study of the bones, ligaments and other structures in the wrist. The wrist joint is a complex joint which connects the forearm to the hand, allowing a wide range of movement.
Here we explain the causes of sudden onset or acute wrist pain including sprains, strains and fractures. Sprains & strains Fractures Wrist sprains & strains A sprain is a tear of a ligament which joints