The wrist is a complex joint, which is the most important in hand function, movement, and stability. Trauma, arthritis, ligament tears, or congenital abnormalities can cause chronic pain, limited motion, and reduced grip strength. Wrist reconstruction surgery becomes an option
Rheumatoid Arthritis, the chronic autoimmune disease of joints, tissues, and bones has severe manifestations involving hands with joint deformity and impairment of independence and quality of life for affected patients. Progressive degeneration affects the cartilage, ligaments, and tendons within hands
The elbow is one of the most important joint points for athletes, providing strength, stability, and accuracy in most sports. However, repetitive stress, high-impact movement, or traumatic injury renders many athletes incapacitated, as they have experienced elbow damage that significantly
The shoulder joint is one of the most versatile and mobile parts of the human body, allowing for a wide range of motion. However, this flexibility also makes it one of the most susceptible to injuries, especially for athletes engaged
Shoulder pain feels like a constant weight, holding you back from living a pain-free life. Simple tasks—like lifting a cup, reaching for a shelf or even getting dressed— become frustratingly difficult. For patients dealing with chronic conditions such as arthritis,
Hand and wrist injuries are a great concern for athletes, especially in high-impact sports like tennis, basketball, gymnastics, and weightlifting. These activities place immense stress on joints and muscles, making injuries from repetitive movements, sudden impacts, or falls a common
Explore the 10 most frequent causes of chronic elbow pain and learn about advanced treatments from Dr. Marouane Bouloudhnine, UAE's award-winning hand-to-shoulder specialist. Chronic elbow pain can significantly impact one’s quality of life, affecting both daily activities and professional pursuits. The
Wrist injuries are incredibly common, especially in situations involving falls, sports activities, or accidents. Among the most prevalent wrist injuries are sprains and fractures (commonly referred to as broken wrists). While these conditions may share overlapping symptoms, the underlying causes
Wrist Clicking, also known as Wrist Crepitus, is a common concern that interferes with everyday activities such as typing, lifting, or even something as simple as opening a jar. This phenomenon is characterized by a clicking, popping, or cracking sound
Hand fractures are both painful and disruptive. They interfere with daily tasks and quality of life. The healing journey requires careful management to ensure the hand heals optimally and avoids long-term complications. In this article, a French Board-certified surgeon and