Hand, Wrist and Elbow

What are common wrist sprain symptoms, how do you tell if your wrist is broken or sprained and how is a broken or sprained wrist treated? Learn more here.

After injuring his elbow and undergoing Tommy John surgery with OrthoIndy hand specialist, Dr. Jeffrey Whitaker, Aaron returns to the field to keep pitching.

Trigger finger, also known as stenosing tenosynovitis, is a condition causing a feeling of locking or catching when you try to bend or straighten your finger.

Overuse injuries are one of the most common causes of pain in the hand, wrist and elbow. This is due to the repetitive motion in sports, work or even hobbies.

A hand, wrist or elbow injury can be a seemingly small injury that has a huge impact on your daily activities. Learn tips on how to prepare for your recovery.

Your elbow dislocates when the bones of the forearm (the ulna and radius) move out of place with the upper arm bone (the humerus). Learn more about causes.

What are the symptoms of a broken forearm? How do you treat a fractured forearm? Learn more about forearm fracture symptoms, treatment and recovery time.

When should you see a doctor for a wrist injury? When should I see a doctor for elbow pain? Learn more about hand, wrist and elbow pain and when to seek help.

Elbow bursitis occurs in the olecranon, which is the pointy bone in the elbow.

A distal humerus fracture is a break in the lower end of the upper arm bone. this can happen because of having weak bones. Learn more about OrthoIndy Trauma.

What happens if a fracture is left untreated? There are some obvious symptoms you should never ignore when it comes to finger, hand, elbow or wrist pain.

A broken finger can cause your entire hand problems if it’s not treated. If you think you broke your finger, visit any of OrthoIndy’s Urgent Care locations.