Rehabilitative exercises are essential in an optimal recovery and resumption of strength and movement. Often times, exercise alone can strengthen an injured limb – ultimately aiding in the recovery of minor injuries with no need for more invasive treatment.

Rehabilitative exercise as primary treatment is particularly effective in repetitive stress injuries and conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis and golfer’s elbow, Guyon’s canal syndrome, and trigger finger. It can also help educate patients about non-stressing joint movement and positions for improved joint function. Often times changing the manner in which a task is performed or a repetitive activity is approached can dramatically alter the adverse affects it previously prompted.

And by strengthening and improving flexibility of surrounding and opposing muscles, tendons and ligaments, the impact from force as well as daily activities is better distributed – placing less stress on a single region.

Rehabilitation programs may also initially include a period of rest from the activity placing stress on the limb, along with cold compression in order to reduce swelling and inflammation that causes stiffness and prolongs the rehabilitative process.

Condition: Carpal Tunnel
Rehabilitation Program: Median Nerve Glide
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Condition: Carpal Tunnel
Rehabilitation Program: Neutral Wrist Splint
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Condition: Carpal Tunnel
Rehabilitation Program: Tendon Glide
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Condition: Metacarpal (MP) Joint Replacement
Rehabilitation Program: Dynamic Splint
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Condition: Dupuytrens Release
Rehabilitation Program: Extension Splint / Scar Mold
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Condition: Trigger Finger
Rehabilitation Program: Tendon Glide
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Condition: Distal Radius Fracture
Rehabilitation Program: Neutral Wrist Splint
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Condition: Distal Radius Fracture
Rehabilitation Program: Tendon Glide
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Condition: Cubital Tunnel
Rehabilitation Program: Ulnar Nerve Glide
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Condition: Lateral / Medial Epicondylitis
Rehabilitation Program: Golf Exercises
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Condition: Lateral / Medial Epicondylitis
Rehabilitation Program: Strengthening Exercises
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Musician 6 Pack Series
Stretching and core strengthening exercises to reduce the chance of developing tendinopathic injuries and conditions, as well as reduce the duration of symptoms for those suffering from such injuries and conditions.
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