TREATMENT
Includes new or chronic non-union cases of fractures in the small wrist bones. The commonest fracture seen is in the scaphoid bone, and it is imperative to recognise it and treat it in a timely manner in order to avoid long term complications.
Treatment includes fixation, reconstruction or salvage procedures. Sometimes reconstruction can even involve complex microsurgical bone flap transfers to achieve bone healing.
Scaphoid waist fracture.
Percutaneous cannulated screw fixation
Chronic non-union of scaphoid fracture.
With progressive resultant arthritis
Patient Reviews
Mr Goon was extremely good in every aspects of his work. He was exceptional at listening to any concerns I had.
He always made me feel totally at ease. I would recommend any of my friends to him if needing a hand operation.
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