How We Take Care of Your Hands, Wrists and Elbows
Pain can feel like tingling fingers, sensations of burning, numbness or weakness along the elbows, hands and wrists. Some of these symptoms could mean you have or are developing carpal tunnel syndrome.
The Avera Orthopedics team is here to help you find relief and prevent more serious problems from happening. We will guide you through diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Treatment plans are tailored to your unique circumstances and goals — meaning you can heal faster.
Hand, Wrist and Elbow Conditions We Treat
- Arthritis
- Bursitis elbow
- Broken bones or fractures
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Deformities
- Golfer's, tennis or baseball elbow
- Nerve compression syndrome
- Strains and sprains
- Tendon issues in the wrist and elbows
- Trigger finger
Nonsurgical Hand, Wrist and Elbow Options
Avera Orthopedics specializes in treating a range of conditions affecting your wrist, hands and elbows. We tailor treatment to your unique circumstances and goals through nonsurgical procedures when possible.
- Injections
- Medications (over-the-counter and prescriptions)
- Physical therapy
Minimally Invasive Procedures
If nonsurgical treatment doesn’t relieve painful symptoms with carpal tunnel syndrome or other conditions, minimally invasive surgery may resolve the discomfort. Orthopedic surgeons and hand specialists will determine if this route is necessary with an exam, X-ray and consultation. Thanks to technological advances, more hand, wrist and elbow conditions can be treated this way. This may involve small incisions and less muscle damage.
Rehabilitation Plan for Best Possible Outcome
With Avera, you have access to the industry’s best technology and procedures. Our surgeons use the latest techniques and most advanced technology for the best possible outcome. When you know what to expect with recovery, better outcomes are possible. Your orthopedic care team will help you plan for what comes next after surgery. We will help take care of everything post-operation — from medications to home care and physical therapy. Just show up for your surgery, and we’ll take care of the rest.