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Does a TFCC Tear Require Surgery?

Does a TFCC Tear Require Surgery?

by Leah Roberts | Jan 9, 2023 | St.George Hand Surgeon, St.George Hand Surgery

You slip on an icy driveway and catch yourself with your hands on your way to the ground. Or maybe you suffer from arthritis. Out of the blue notice a sharp pain and swelling in your wrist. Both could be the result of a TFCC tear. A TFCC tear is a painful condition...
The Best Winter Activities St George Utah Has to Offer

The Best Winter Activities St George Utah Has to Offer

by Leah Roberts | Dec 10, 2022 | St.George Hand Surgery

Planning a visit to Southern Utah? Or maybe you’re a local looking for the best winter activities St George Utah has to offer? The team at St. George Utah Hand Surgery has got you covered! We’ve compiled a list of the best activities, adventures, and more to enjoy...
The Ultimate Guide to How to Visit Zion National Park

The Ultimate Guide to How to Visit Zion National Park

by Leah Roberts | Dec 10, 2022 | Uncategorized

At St George Utah Hand Surgery, we know just how lucky we are to be so close to one of the top national parks in the U.S. But we also know that the popularity of this park and its unique layout can make it tricky to visit, especially as a first-time visitor or during...
How to Prepare for Hand or Wrist Surgery

How to Prepare for Hand or Wrist Surgery

by Leah Roberts | Nov 10, 2022 | Education, St.George Hand Surgeon, St.George Hand Surgery, Zachary Jager, MD

From a quick procedure to treat painful carpal tunnel syndrome, to more extensive surgery to remove a cyst or treat a bad fracture, we’ve seen it all at our St George hand and wrist surgery clinic. Finding the right surgeon is important. But preparing for your hand or...

What is Basal Thumb Arthritis? Definition, Symptoms and Treatment

by Leah Roberts | Nov 7, 2022 | Arthritis, Basal Thumb Arthritis, Dirk Slade, MD, Education, St.George Hand Surgeon, St.George Hand Surgery, Zachary Jager, MD

Let’s Talk About Cartilage and Arthritis The opposing bone surfaces of our joints are covered with a layer of specialized tissue known as hyaline cartilage. This cartilage tissue allows for nearly frictionless gliding of the joint surfaces against one another....
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