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  • Ulnar Nerve Compression Diagnosis and Treatment Options
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  • Early Motion and Strengthening Following a Radial Fracture Repair Leads to Decreased Pain and Earlier Return to Function
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  • End of the Road for Scapholunate Instability
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  • Wrist Replacement or Fusion?
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  • What to Tell Patients About Treatment for Wrist Fractures
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  • Treatment of DRUJ (Wrist) Arthritis
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  • What Happens to Untreated TFCC Wrist Injuries?
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  • Wrist Replacement Now Available
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  • Two Important Factors in Results of Treatment for Perilunate Injuries of the Wrist
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  • Understanding Ulnar-Sided Wrist Pain
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  • Tendon Rupture After Wrist Fracture
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  • Hand Surgeons Review Evidence for Treatment of Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Tears
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  • Understanding Scaphoid (Wrist) Fractures That Don't Heal
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  • High Rate of Failure with Wrist Replacement
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  • Results of Wilhelm's Wrist Denervation Technique
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  • Case Number Seven of Wrist Osteochondritis Dissecans
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  • Three Things to Know About Wrist Ganglions
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  • How to Handle Rare Hand and Wrist Infections
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  • Combined Wrist Injury Requires Combined Surgical Approach
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  • Wrist Fractures in the Elderly: Is Surgery Necessary?
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  • Mayo Surgeons Review Surgical Treatment of Wrist Septic Arthritis
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  • Can Titanium Plates Be Left in the Body Safely?
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  • Kienbock's Disease: Staging and Treatments
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  • Wrist Fracture: Experts Say to Take Vitamin C
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  • Sports Specialists Must Be Prepared for Athletes' Wrist Injuries
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  • The Times Are A Changing With Today's Seniors
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  • Wrist Fracture in Medicare Patients
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  • Getting High-Level Athletes with Triangular Fibrocartilage Tears Back Into Action
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  • de Quervain's Remains a Puzzle
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  • High Percentage of Partial Osseous Coalition
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  • Traditional Treatment of Kienbock's Disease Remains Most Satisfactory For Now
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  • What's the Best Treatment for Painful and Severely Limiting Wrist Arthritis?
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  • Static Progressive Stretch May Improve Motion in Wrist Stiffness
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  • No Statistical Difference Between Arthoscopic and Open Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Tears
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  • New Discovery About Wrist Pain in Athletes
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  • Update on Diagnosis and Treatment of de Quervain Tenosynovitis
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  • No Easy Solution for Wrist and Hand Arthritis
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  • Review of Surgical Treatment for Scaphoid Nonunion
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  • Closed Surgery Is Suboptimal for Chronic Scapholunate Instability
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  • Early Surgery May Be Needed For Rheumatoid Arthritis
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  • Upper Extremity Conditions: Work-Related or Not?
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  • Wrist Fusion Does Not Stop Pain
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  • Report of Pisiform Removal for Painful Wrist Arthritis
  • Simple Tests for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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  • A Spike in De Quervain Disease Among Volleyball Players
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  • Splinting as a "First" Defense Against Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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  • Older Adults Benefit from Carpal Tunnel Release
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  • Heat Wrap for Wrist Injuries
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  • Wrist Angles That Help Wrist and Thumb Tendons
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  • Results of Ganglion Removal with Arthroscopy
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  • When Failed Wrist Replacements Result in Wrist Fusions
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  • Typing on a Slope May Be Easier on the Wrists
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  • Treatment Decisions for Advanced Wrist Arthritis
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  • MRI Gives a Welcome Hand to Kienbock's Disease
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  • Pressure Gauge for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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  • Take Two Aspirations, Then Call the Surgeon
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  • Children Play the Game and Pay the Price
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  • Cementing a New Treatment for Wrist Fractures
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  • Wrist Surgery Served Up on New Plates
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  • Common Thread between the Wrist and Knee
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  • Thinking Twice about Carpal Tunnel Surgery
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  • Wrestling with Wrist Pain: What is a "Normal" Arthrogram Worth?
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  • Give My Wrist a Break--And a New Name
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  • Unveiling the Shroud around Carpal Tunnel Surgery
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  • Squeezing Scissors Enlarges Wrist Nerve
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  • The Finger Bone's Connected to the...Wrist Bone
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  • How Common Is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
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  • Wave Hello to a New Procedure for Keeping Arthritic Wrists Flexible after Surgery
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  • Righting the Wrist: A Block and Pins May Do the Trick
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  • Go with the Flow: A Simpler Way to Restore Circulation in Wrists with Kienböck's Disease
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  • A Split Keyboard May Help You Avoid a Splitting Wrist Ache
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  • Ganglion Cysts in Children Are Worth Watching
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  • In the Hands of Snowboarders, Wrist Braces Can Help
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  • Want Your Wrist Surgery to Take? Put Down That Cigarette
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  • Grasping for Solutions to Avoid Carpal Tunnel Surgery
  • Getting a Grip on Treatment Choices for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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  • A Faster Fix for Wrist Fractures
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  • Out of Body Experience for Bone Cancer Treatment in Japan
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  • X-Ray Twisting Your Arm? Here's Why
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  • Pianists with de Quervain's Disease Play a Happy Tune
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  • All That Hurts and Tingles Isn't Always Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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  • "Dynamic" Splints Improve Forearm Movement after Fracture
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  • An Open and Closed Case For Kienbock's Disease
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  • Steroid Injection for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Forecasts Surgery Success
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  • New, Improved Wrist Implant Maximizes Hand and Finger Function
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  • Remaining Partial toward Wrist Fusion
  • Surgeons Hit the Delete Button on a Row of Wrist Bones
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  • Comparing Wrist Fusion to Wrist Replacement
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  • Newly Designed Wrist Implant Shows Improved Results
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  • When a Wrist Fracture Doesn't Heal Right
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  • Long-Term Results of Surgery for Kienbock's Wrist Disease
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  • Wrist Fusion After Injury: Trading Motion for Pain Relief
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  • Scaphoid (Wrist) Fractures: Surgery or Cast
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  • Location of Fracture Determines Deformity in Wrist
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  • Easing Pressure on Hand Bone in People with Kienbock's Disease Appears Effective for Some Patients
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  • Update on Treatment for Wrist Fractures
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  • Two Case Studies of Patients with Flexor Tendon Injury Following Locked Volar Plating
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  • Difficulty Diagnosing Wrist Dorsal Radiocarpal Ligament Tears
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  • Comparing Open Versus Arthroscopic Surgery for Wrist Ganglion
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  • Long-Term Follow-Up After Wrist Surgery for Kienböck's Disease
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  • Wrist Motion and Wrist Function: Are They Directly Related?
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  • No Benefit Found from Operative Treatment of Acute Scaphoid Fracture
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  • Diagnosis and Treatment of Perilunate Dislocations
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  • Radial Shortening for Kienbock Disease Effective for Most Patients
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  • Arthroscopic Surgery for Dorsal Wrist Impingement
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  • Treatment of Wrist Deformity Caused by Advanced Rheumatoid Arthritis
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  • Surgery for Kienböck's Disease Still a Mystery
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  • All-Inside Arthroscopic Techniques May Improve Treatment of Wrist Pain
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  • Treatment of Avascular Necrosis of the Carpal Bones Continues to Evolve
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  • New Information About Gout Affecting the Wrist
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  • Review of Surgery Versus Casting for Acute Scaphoid Fractures
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  • Surgery or Casting for Acute Nondisplaced Scaphoid Waist Fracture?
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  • The Value of Arthroscopic Surgery for Septic Wrist Arthritis
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  • Treatment for Wrist Fractures in Older Adults
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  • No Surgical Treatment Best for Kienbock's Disease
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  • New Treatment Option for Wrist Instability
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  • What's the Evidence Behind Treatment of a Septic Wrist?
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  • A Surgeon's Look at Wrist Arthritis
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  • Patients Satisfied After Total Wrist Replacement
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  • Advice From a Hand Surgeon on Wrist Fractures
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  • Finding New Ways to Treat Kienböck Disease of the Wrist
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  • New Information on How Cutting the Nerves in the Wrist Affects Motion
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  • Ulnar Styloid Impaction Syndrome
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  • Easier Way to Repair Triangular Fibrocartilage Tears in the Wrist
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  • Complete Review of Scapholunate (Wrist) Instability
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  • Case Series of Wrist TFCC Repair
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  • Best Way to Treat Madelung Deformity
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