Tendons are strong bands of tissue that cross over the wrist. They connect the muscles in the forearms to the hand and finger bones. Flexor tendons on the palm side of your hand allow your fingers ...

MRI is a form of nonionizing radiation that allows imaging of bone marrow, soft tissues (including cartilage, ligaments, and tendons ... view of the left wrist. Sclerotic margins at the scaphoid ...

Tendons link muscles and bones and control how our wrist and fingers move. Tendons can become injured after trauma or sharp injuries. Our surgeons have expertise with hand trauma and specialize in ...

tendons and one nerve (the median nerve – so-called, since it lies in the middle of the forearm and the wrist), to pass from the forearm to the hand. This passageway lies on the carpal bones and ...

Tendons are cord-like structures that attach muscles to bones. When a specific muscle contracts, the flexor tendons pull ... especially gripping or pinching hand motions — could help prevent ...

Only lesions in the non-dominant hand were taken into account therefore 165 flexor tendons were included in the study. 1. Longitudinal and transverse scan of the wrist (dorsal, ulnar, palmar ...

or other device to help keep your wrist straight. You might also need occupational therapy to build strength in the ligaments and tendons in your hands and elbow. There are several things you can ...

Hand pain can be aching ... De Quervain's tenosynovitis is inflammation of the two tendons that run along the thumb side of your wrist. It can cause pain at the base of your thumb and where ...

Karsten Knobloch, Plastic, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery ... Plain radiographs of his wrist demonstrated a calcification in close proximity to the pisiform bone in the flexor carpi radialis tendon.