A phalanx fracture involves a break in one of the bones of the fingers, known as phalanges.
Phalanx fractures are very common, and one of the most frequent reasons why a patient visits Dr. Wartinbee.
Do you have swelling in your finger after a fall?
Do you have deformity of your finger after a fall?
Do you have difficulty moving your digit after a fall or injury?
Immobilization: Dr. Wartinbee may be able to perform splinting or casting to stabilize the fractured phalanx and allow it to heal properly. His clinic has the ability to provide these options, right when you come for your visit.
Surgery: Complex or displaced fractures may require surgery to realign the bones. Dr.Wartinbee is an expert in surgical treatment of finger fractures.
Rehabilitation: Following the healing period, physical therapy or exercises may be recommended to restore function, strength, and mobility of the finger or toe. Dr. Wartinbee, has specialized hand therapists right at his office, to help you get the best results possible.
Appropriate treatment, often tailored to the individual’s situation, can effectively improve your function. Consulting Dr. Wartinbee for an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan is crucial for managing your finger fracture effectively.
