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Congratulations to Our Hand and Shoulder Surgeons in Raleigh: Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center Has Over 500 5-Star Reviews on Google!

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Contact Our Orthopedic Surgeons in Raleigh Today for 5-Star Treatment In need of orthopedic services in the Raleigh area? Get started today by filling out the form on the right-hand side of this page. You can also give us a call directly using the phone call button and schedule an appointment button, both located at […]

Insights from Dr. Terry Messer: Finger Fracture Dislocations at Hand Conference

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Dr. Terry Messer of Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center discussed finger fracture dislocations on 11-13-2023 at WakeMed orthopedic hand conference.  Key Takeaways: Finger Fracture Dislocation Treatment Options Treatment options for patients were discussed including nonsurgical treatment, surgery, and rehabilitation. Contact Us Today for Expertise in Hand Injuries in Raleigh, NC Curious about finger fracture dislocations? […]

Open Saturdays for Orthopedic Solutions in Raleigh

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Starting in September, our office will be open for walk-in patients. No appointment is needed for patients with problems of the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder. Our Orthopedic Surgeons in Raleigh will evaluate each patient in our office. Saturday Office hours available at Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center You can also give us a call […]

Choosing Orthopedic Hand Surgeons in Raleigh

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The Triangle area is fortunate to have great medical care. In Raleigh, orthopedic hand surgeons have offices in many locations around the city. How do you choose the right orthopedic hand surgeon who is best for you in Raleigh? Many patients are routinely referred to a surgeon or clinic after visiting the emergency room. However, […]

Meet Dr. Post: A Dedicated Hand and Shoulder Specialist in Raleigh

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Dr. Post moved to Raleigh in 1998 and has been practicing at Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center for 25 years.  Independence and Quality Care: What Sets Our Practice Apart He believes that being part of a medical practice that has grown along with the city has been one of the most fulfilling parts of his […]

Dr. James Post’s Insights: Thumb Arthritis Discussion

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Dr. James Post of Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center discussed basial thumb arthritis (thumb CMC joint) at WakeMed Raleigh hand conference on Monday June 12, 2023.  Understanding Basal Thumb Arthritis and Treatment Options Treatment options including non-surgical treatment, hand therapy, injections, splints, and surgical options were discussed. Contact Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center for Basal […]

Cutting-Edge Care: In-Office Ultrasound at Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center

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The Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center now offers in-office ultrasound to aid in the treatment of various hand and arm conditions. This cutting-edge device has allowed us to deliver point of care diagnostic and therapeutic techniques that were previously not possible. Advantages of In-Office Ultrasound for Hand and Arm Conditions In-office ultrasound has benefits for […]

Understanding Paronychia: Fingernail Infection

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A paronychia infection is an infection in the tissue around the fingernail.   Causes and Symptoms of Paronychia Infection It may be due to bacteria invading a cut/crack in the skin or to trauma such as from pulling a hangnail, biting around one’s nail, or having frequent manicures.  Sometimes, there is no identifiable cause.  The symptoms […]

Raleigh Hand Surgeon

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Looking for a Raleigh Hand Surgeon? Raleigh Hand to Shoulder Center doctors are hand surgeons and orthopedic specialists. They are all board-certified in orthopedic surgery and have additional fellowship training in hand and upper extremity care. They take care of patients of all ages who have problems with their hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders. They work […]

Golfers Elbow Pain Treatment in Raleigh, NC

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Golfers Elbow Pain, or medial epicondylitis, is caused by trauma to the tendons that attach the forearm muscles to the inner side of the elbow.   This can be related to an acute injury but most often is related to overuse and repetitive stress to the tendon attachment.   Although it is often associated with […]

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