Services
Dr. Rosenbaum evaluates and manages hand and wrist problems including carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, arthritis, tendonitis, Dupuytren's Contracture, fractures, sports injuries, De Quervain's, lacerations, tendon injuries, nerve problems, neuromas, cubital tunnel syndrome, mallet fingers, sprains, strains, glomus tumors, masses, cysts, and tennis elbow.​ Both surgical and non-surgical treatment options can be explored.
Above all else, we strive to help each patient choose the best treatment option for their individual case.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) causes pain and numbness in the hands. It often wakes people up at night. Experience relief with our comprehensive evaluation and management options for CTS including both nonsurgical and surgical treatments, tailored to your individual needs.
Trigger finger is a common condition that causes snapping, clicking, or painful locking of digits. The ring finger and thumb are most commonly affected. We offer both nonsurgical and surgical treatments for this condition, as well as minimally-invasive and WALANT option when appropriate.
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Hand and wrist injuries can be unexpected sources of severe pain and dysfunction. They require the attention of a hand specialist for optimal recovery. Sometimes, waterproof casts can be a great option to allow patients of all ages to keep moving while their bones heal!
Dupuytren's Disease causes lumps or cords to appear in the palm. In severe cases, it can lead to contracture, when the fingers cannot be opened all the way. It can often be treated with minimally-invasive methods, avoiding the scarring and pain associated with surgery.
Arthritis is a condition where joints become painful and inflamed due to a breakdown of cartilage. It cannot be cured, but there are many treatments available that can help with the symptoms of arthritis and get patients back to doing what they love.
Lacerations of the hand and wrist sometimes are more troublesome than they appear. Tendons and nerves travel just beneath the skin, and are susceptible to injury. A hand specialist can determine the optimal pathway toward recovery, and offer solutions that help restore function.