Manual therapy can be more effective than surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome in the short term; however, in the long term, surgical treatment tends to yield better outcomes in terms of function and symptom reduction.
Flossing can significantly improve mobility after tendon surgery: Combined with active therapy, it promotes tendon gliding, circulation, and functional rehabilitation.
Postoperative management of a scaphoid fracture is individualized and depends on the fracture type, surgical course, and patient-specific factors. The article illustrates how targeted rehabilitation begins after immobilization to gradually restore mobility and hand function.
Rhizarthrosis is a common form of osteoarthritis of the thumb carpometacarpal joint, leading to pain, loss of strength, and functional limitations in daily life. The article demonstrates how targeted physiotherapy interventions can help relieve symptoms and improve hand function.