said maybe surgery and ulnar shortening..what do you think and what's the recovery like, how soon could ... breaks. I have a pretty big ulnar bone swelling. I'm waiting on MRI results and have... View answer

I have a tfcc tear and an extra long ulnar. I m a full time hairstylist working on this every day. I have pain 75% of the time. What are the pros and con s of tfcc repair and ulnar... View answer

shortening surgeries. I'm fully grown and would prefer this surgery over leg lengthening of the shorter leg. I have read that healing time is much quicker with a leg shortening procedure. I'm located... View answer

Hello Doctor. Can left ulnar and median nerve damage be connected to left DeQuervain's tenosynovitis from repetitive motion injury . ... View answer

will I encounter after the procedure, how long is the recovery time, will my activities be restricted during recovery? ... View answer

able to be done at time of first operation. Can i expect a complete recovery of feeling and ability to ...i have ulnar nerve decompression surgery and now the nerve has moved to lie the tip of humerus... View answer

Hello, my name is Suzanne, I am 61 years old today :) The soft spot on the back of my hand, at the wrist, aches and is tender to the touch. I had ulnar shortening surgery 11 years ago and am wondering if ... View answer

I have been diagnosed with ulnar neuropathy and have been advised that I should get surgery. They ... advised that it would be painful and the recovery would be longer because of the muscle attachment. I also... View answer

I had a TFCC tear 7 years ago that was repaired through arthroscopic surgery. 1 year later, I had a wrist ulnar shortening surgery because of recurrent pain in the wrist and again a TFCC tear. It felt ... View answer

95% Severed Ulnar Nerve 4 inches from elbow . This is 8 months later and I am still on a long road to any sort of recovery. I know that I have literally no chance of getting on SSI. However, My injury ... View answer