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EVERY INJURY, ONE SOURCE
Wrist and Hand Injuries


Case # 7 - Wrist Pain in High School Band Percussionist
A 16-year-old male has developed achy wrist pain over the past two weeks while participating in high school marching band.

Randon Hall, MD
Sep 14, 2020
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Case # 5 - Wrist Pain in Competitive Cheer
Sports Medicine Educational Case Series - A 20-year-old male collegiate cheerleader reports gradual pain in wrist over the past 3 months.

Randon Hall, MD
Aug 22, 2020
2,753 views


Thumb Fracture Review
With a trio of fractures in NFL Preseaspm camp, thought it was a good prompt to review some of the classic thumb fractures.

Randon Hall, MD
Jul 29, 2019
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Basic Short-Arm Cast (Video)
Here is a basic approach to a short-arm cast. Don't try this at home. It is just an educational tutorial for those learning to perform c

Randon Hall, MD
Dec 29, 2018
318 views


Boxer's Fracture (5th Metacarpal Fracture)
A Boxer's Fracture usually occurs from punching something with a closed fist. Surgical recommendations depend upon the angle at which th

Randon Hall, MD
Nov 27, 2018
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Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Tear (TFCC)
Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Tear (TFCC) injuries typically occur from direct trauma or repetitive impact to the wrist. Most individual

Randon Hall, MD
Sep 25, 2018
5,935 views


The Grip Explained - Marcus Mariota's Ulnar Nerve Injury
The most difficult part of the whole situation is that there is not much that can be done to expedite the healing process. If a nerve is str

Randon Hall, MD
Sep 20, 2018
1,285 views


Lebron James Suffers Serious Hand Injury in NBA Finals
Lebron James sustained a likely serious hand injury after the overtime game versus the Golden State Warriors in game 1. It is reported that

Randon Hall, MD
Jun 9, 2018
855 views


Gymnast Wrist, Why It Is So Frustrating!
As in most growth plate injuries, the distal radius growth plate is predisposed to injury due to the relatively stronger attachments of the

Randon Hall, MD
May 31, 2018
4,424 views


Unraveling the UCL Injury of Thumb
A ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) of the thumb typically occurs when the thumb is forcibly pushed outward and extended away from the hand. T

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 29, 2018
5,621 views


Diagnosis and Management of Scaphoid Fractures
Scaphoid fractures can occur in children and adults. Non-operative treatment typically consists of a short arm thumb spica cast that immobil

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 27, 2018
6,362 views


MLB Giants - 3 Possibilities of Bumgarner's Hand Fracture
Madison Bumbgarner sustained a hand fracture in a spring training game this Friday. It is reported that injury occurred due to a line drive

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 23, 2018
620 views


Hook of Hamate Fracture in Athletes Can Be Complex
Typically occurs with a blunt trauma to the hand, usually from swinging a baseball bat, tennis racquet or golf club. The injury can also occ

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 23, 2018
5,873 views


MLB Dodgers - Justin Turner: What Fracture Might He Have and When Will He Return?
Under certain circumstances an athlete may be able to play with a fractured wrist with the appropriate protection. As expected, this will va

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 20, 2018
1,482 views


What Makes a Pediatric Wrist Fracture Different?
Typically occurs with a direct force to the wrist, usually from a fall on an outstretched hand. In kids, we typically will see the injury oc

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 15, 2018
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Surgical Indications and Treatment of a Metacarpal Fracture
The most common fractures to need surgery would be a metacarpal shaft fracture or a metacarpal neck fracture. An athlete probably would have

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 14, 2018
4,901 views


NBA Lakers - Insight on Josh Hart's Surgically Repaired Hand
Most likely, Josh Hart either had a metacarpal shaft fracture or a metacarpal neck fracture. Since he needed surgery, he probably had a pin

Randon Hall, MD
Mar 4, 2018
68 views


Broken or Fractured? What's the difference?
Generally speaking in orthopedics, we use the two terms interchangeably, so I would say there is no difference between the two terms with re

Randon Hall, MD
Feb 24, 2018
184 views
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