Ulnar impaction syndrome treatments

Nonsurgical treatment

Rest and avoidance of certain activities is prescribed. A cortisone injection and anti-inflammatory medication can be helpful.

Surgical treatment

After diagnosis, surgically shortening of the ulna through arthroscopy or the open approach, depending on the case, or repositioning the radial when possible.

All hand and wrist treatments

Arthroscopy of the hand and wrist

Treatment for osteoarthritis of the thumb

Treatment of a ganglion cyst

Treatment of a hand fracture

Treatment of a hand tumour

Treatment of a mucous cyst of the finger

Treatment of a scaphoid fracture

Treatment of boutonniere deformity

Treatment of boxer’s fracture

Treatment of carpel tunnel syndrome

Treatment of De Quervain’s tenosynovitis

Treatment of Dupuytren’s contracture

Treatment of extensor tendon tears

Treatment of finger sprains

Treatment of flexor tendon tears

Treatment of hook of hamate fracture

Treatment of Kienböck’s disease

Treatment of ligament tear of the wrist (wrist sprain)

Treatment of mallet finger

Treatment of osteoarthritis of the wrist

Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis

Treatment of swan neck deformity

Treatment of thumb sprain

Treatment of trigger finger

Treatment of ulnar impaction syndrome or long ulnar

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