Forearm, Wrist & Hand Injury Rehabilitation

The forearm, wrist, and hand complex is one of the most intricate regions of the musculoskeletal system, and injuries here. TFCC tears in padel and tennis players, De Quervain's tenosynovitis in new mothers and gym athletes, carpal tunnel syndrome in desk workers and cyclists, and the scaphoid fractures and ligament injuries that result from falls in rugby, hockey, and cycling, require a level of anatomical precision that general physiotherapy rarely delivers. At this practice, wrist and hand rehabilitation is approached with the same sport-specific, biomechanical rigour applied to every other region: accurate diagnosis first, followed by a progressive rehabilitation programme that addresses the specific demands the patient needs to return to.