WEST PALM BEACH, FL
Hand Pain Treatment Without Surgery
Non surgical Hand Pain Treatment
●Orthopedic Care for
Wrist and Hand Pain
At Palm Beach Regenerative Sport and Spine, we specialize in cutting-edge, non-surgical treatments for a wide range of orthopedic conditions that affect the wrist and hands. Our double board-certified neurologist and interventional pain management physician, Dr. Ghattas, brings a wealth of expertise to our practice. With advanced training in regenerative techniques and a prestigious fellowship from the Centeno Schultz Clinic, we offer evidence-based solutions to help you recover.
Our medical facility provides personalized care for patients aged 15 and up, focusing on minimally invasive procedures that promote lasting results with reduced recovery time. We offer in-office X-ray and ultrasound imaging, allowing for comprehensive diagnostics here in our clinic. Our commitment to your well-being extends beyond treatment, with customized supplement regimens and exclusive discounts to support your overall health. Contact us today to start your journey towards optimal orthopedic health.
Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the median nerve is compressed at the wrist, causing numbness, tingling, or weakness in the thumb and first few fingers. Dr. Ghattas evaluates the degree of nerve compression to determine appropriate treatment.
De Quervain's tenosynovitis is inflammation of the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist, causing pain with gripping, pinching, or twisting motions. Dr. Ghattas evaluates the affected tendons to determine whether targeted treatment may help.
A TFCC (triangular fibrocartilage complex) tear involves damage to the cartilage and ligament structure that stabilizes the wrist, often causing pain with wrist rotation or gripping. Dr. Ghattas evaluates the tear on imaging to determine whether non-surgical treatment may be appropriate.
Trigger finger occurs when a tendon in the finger becomes inflamed and catches as it moves through its sheath, causing the finger to lock or snap when bending or straightening. Dr. Ghattas evaluates the affected tendon to determine appropriate treatment.
Wrist and hand osteoarthritis is the gradual breakdown of cartilage in the small joints of the hand or wrist, causing pain, stiffness, and swelling, often most noticeable with fine motor tasks. Dr. Ghattas reviews your imaging to determine whether orthobiologic treatment may be appropriate.
Thumb osteoarthritis, most often at the base of the thumb, causes pain, weakness, and difficulty with pinching or gripping motions. Dr. Ghattas reviews your imaging and symptom severity to determine whether orthobiologic treatment may be appropriate.
Precise Image-Guided Treatments
EVIDENCE-BASED PROTOCOLS
One-on-One MRI Reviews
MINIMAL RECOVERY TIMES
Physician-Led Concierge Care