If there is only a partial tear in the ligament the area is placed in a cast. If it is a complete tear surgical repair may be indicated. Wrist and Hand Fractures - Bones in the wrist can easily dislocate or fracture with falls, while the bones of the fingers and hand are most commonly injured due to direct blows, crushing injuries or entrapment. Treatment depends on the severity of the injury and may include either open or closed reduction. This is followed by a period of immobilization with casting.
Condylar fractures are fractures to the joints of the fingers.
This injury usually occurs when the fingers get jammed against an object. This may be treated with a simple splint or surgical intervention to restore proper alignment and function. Finger Injuries - Our fingers are always at risk of being injured. The blood pools under the nail and a black nail develops. At times this may require special treatment to drain the blood to encourage healing.