I have extensive experience in all aspects of hand surgery including nerve compression syndromes, degenerative conditions, post-traumatic reconstruction and congenital abnormalities. I work closely with Hand Therapists to optimise your recovery.
Do you suffer from Dupuytren's contracture? Hand Surgeon Rebecca Ayers explains the disease including its symptoms, progression and treatment options.
Read moreYour thumb base is among the most common sites for arthritis. Hand Surgeon Rebecca Ayers talks about the symptoms, their progression and your treatment options.
Read moreDuring a trapeziectomy, Hand Surgeon Rebecca Ayers gently removes the small bone at the base of your thumb (the trapezium); this bone is the cause of your pain.
Read moreThe two tendons that extend your thumb run through a tunnel covered in a layer of tissue. The painful inflammation of this tissue is known as De Quervain’s tenosynovitis. Hand Surgeon Rebecca Ayers talks about symptoms and your treatment options.
Read moreTrigger Finger or Trigger Thumb occur in 2% of the population and 20% of diabetics. Hand Surgeon Rebecca Ayers explains symptoms and treatment options.
Read moreThe results of nerve compression are pain and tingling; as the nerve withers, numbness and weakness occur. Hand Surgeon Rebecca Ayers explains what you can expect from surgical decompression.
Read moreNerves transmit sensory (feelings of touch, pressure or temperature) and motor (movement of muscles) impulses to and from the brain. Depending on the function of the nerve, damage will result in absent or reduced sensation, weakness and dry skin.
Read moreHand Surgeon Rebecca specifies and explains complications you may experience after undergoing hand surgery.
Read moreHand therapy is a crucial component of recovery from most hand operations. Hand surgeon Rebecca Ayers works closely with these experienced hand therapists.
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