Specialist Care For Your Hand, Wrist & Elbow
Explore common hand and wrist conditions, alongside specialist reconstructive care. Every treatment plan is based on careful assessment, clear advice and your individual functional goals.
Common Conditions
Select a condition to learn about typical symptoms, diagnosis and available treatment options.
Ρευματοειδής Αρθρίτιδα
Inflammation affecting hand and wrist joints, often causing pain, swelling and stiffness.
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Σύνδρομο Καρπιαίου Σωλήνα
Median nerve compression that can cause numbness, tingling, pain and weaker grip.
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Dupuytren’s Contracture
Thickened tissue in the palm that can gradually pull one or more fingers inward.
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Κατάγματα Χεριού & Καρπού
Assessment and treatment of broken bones affecting alignment, movement and function.
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Γάγγλιο
A benign, fluid-filled lump that commonly develops near a wrist or finger joint.
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Οστεοαρθρίτιδα Χεριού
Wear-related joint changes that may cause pain, stiffness, swelling and reduced movement.
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Διάστρεμμα
Ligament injury ranging from a mild stretch to a complete tear around a hand or wrist joint.
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Εκτινασσόμενος Δάκτυλος
Tendon irritation that can cause painful catching, clicking or locking of a finger.
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Advanced Reconstruction
Specialist assessment and reconstructive options focused on movement, sensation and useful hand function.
Σπαστικότητα Χεριού
Specialist reconstruction for muscle imbalance, stiffness and functional limitation.
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Τετραπληγικό Χέρι
Reconstructive options designed to improve grasp, release and useful hand function.
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Βραχιόνιο Πλέγμα & Περιφερειακά Νεύρα
Assessment and reconstruction for complex nerve injury affecting movement and sensation.
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Kienböck’s Disease
A condition affecting blood supply to a wrist bone, leading to pain and progressive stiffness.
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Not Sure Which Condition Matches Your Symptoms?
Discuss your symptoms with Dr. Constantinos Kritiotis and receive clear guidance on the next step.