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What are the symptoms of Mommy Thumb or De Quervain’s Tendonitis? What are the cause of the injuries, how to prevent it and treatments available.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a very common, painful disorder affecting the hand and wrist. It occurs when the median nerve (that travels through the wrist and base of the palm) gets squeezed/compressed under a band of tissue called a ligament (the transverse carpal ligament). This causes irritation of the nerve, resulting in pain and other symptoms along the course of the nerve.
Skiing is one of the most popular sports in Winter and is loved by many around the world. Be it at an advanced or beginner level, you will still be bound to injuries if you are not careful.
Many hand injuries and fractures occur when skiers use their hand to break a fall or when they over strain their thumb while gripping the ski pole. Improper or faulty ski gear may also harm the safety of skiers.
Read about potential golf injuries that could happen whether you are a professional or amateur golfer.
Wrist Fractures (Distal Radius Fractures and Carpal Bone Fractures) and advances in their management are discussed by Singapore Hand Surgeon Dr. Jonathan Y. Lee in this article published in the July 2012 issue of This Quarterly magazine.
Hand Rejuvenation and effective treatments for reversing the signs of aging in the Hands, are discussed by Singapore Hand Surgeon, Dr Jonathan Y. Lee, in the January 2012 issue of This Quarterly magazine.
Learn the benefits of Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release procedure and how it can reduce recovery time and treat the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome effectively.
Singapore Hand Surgeon, Dr. Jonathan Y. Lee, is featured in the April 2012 issue of This Quarterly Magazine, and shares his insights on Numbness of the Hands and Fingers. Dr. Lee discusses diagnostic approaches and emphasises the importance of early diagnosis and treatment to optimise recovery.
Dr. Jonathan Y. Lee and colleagues published a paper on a novel method for the treatment of difficult phalangeal (finger bones) avulsion fractures, in the prestigious Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (American edition).
We rely on the dexterity of our fingers and thumbs every day for the most menial of tasks before we even walk out our front door: brushing teeth, handling cutlery, buttoning clothes, tying shoelaces, carrying a bag and using handles. Taking one of our fingers out of action is all it takes to realise that having 4 working fingers and an opposable thumb on each hand is essential for completing countless seemingly simple daily tasks. Overusing them through repetitive activities such as typing on smart phones and scrolling social media, is a very real risk with implications that can seriously impede your life.