Hand, wrist and elbow

Specialized orthopedic care

Salem Health Orthopedics specializes in a variety of conditions affecting the hands, wrists and elbows. The goal of our fellowship-trained surgeons and advanced practice providers is to improve your overall quality of life by alleviating pain and restoring function. Our orthopedic surgeons have some of the most advanced training in the mid-Willamette Valley to treat injuries and conditions such as arthritis, cartilage damage, carpal tunnel syndrome, fractures and more.

The hand is one of the most complex body parts and requires specialized providers with experience and training. Our team has years of dedicated experience in hand and upper extremity issues exclusively.

Orthopedic injuries and conditions we treat

Salem Health Orthopedics treats a variety of conditions affecting the hands, wrists and elbows.

Arthritis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
De Quervain’s tendinosis

Dislocations
Dupuytren’s disease
Elbow stiffness
Fractures

Ganglion cysts
Tendonitis
Tendon injuries

Trigger finger
Tennis elbow

Orthopedic surgeons and providers

Hand, wrist and elbow specialists

Is carpal tunnel surgery right for you?

Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common conditions treated by Salem Health hand surgeons. Symptoms include numbness and tingling in the hands, cramping or burning, or pain that travels all the way up the arm.

Our team looks at all the options to stop the pain — from vitamin B6 supplements to cortisone injections. If those methods aren’t successful, the next step is surgery to reverse pressure on the nerve.

Do you think carpal tunnel surgery is right for you? Salem Health Orthopedics has the largest and most experienced group of surgeons in the mid-Willamette Valley specifically trained in treatment of hand and wrist conditions.

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When to seek medical help for trigger finger

Our hand surgeons see many patients with locking or catching symptoms in the fingers. One of the most common reasons is trigger finger.

There are many types of treatment available including hand therapy, anti-inflammatory medications and a splint on the middle joint of the finger. If symptoms continue, steroid shots or surgery may be needed.

Cortisone injections cure the condition about 70 percent of the time. Hand surgery for this condition is a small procedure that can be done in one of our mid-Willamette Valley offices with local anesthesia.

Wondering if Salem Health can help you recover? Call us today at 503-540-6300 to make an appointment.