At The Winchester Wrist and Hand Clinic, our specialists work in association with Neurophysiologists, Radiologists (including dedicated time for using latest technology such as MRI scanning) Rheumatologists, Anaesthetists and a shoulder surgeon. The clinic also has facilities for microsurgery, small joint arthroscopy, small joint replacement, tendon surgery and fracture fixation. This fully integrated service enables our specialists to provide accurate diagnosis and high quality successful treatment.

Patients can expect the following service:

• Individual, relaxed consultation in well-appointed private rooms.
• The attention of a qualified Hand Therapist both before and after surgery where needed.
• An Occupational Therapist provides custom made splints when needed consultant advice before and after surgery.
• Access to specialised shoulder surgery, rheumatology, radiology and neurology consultants if necessary.
• Reasonable fees based upon Insurance Company guidelines.
• Access to consultation and surgery outside of normal scheduled times for urgent problems.
• Anaesthesia by a Consultant Anaesthetist to include regional anesthesia rather than general anesthetic.
• Advice based upon thorough training, current experience and continuing medical education.
• Knowledge and experience not only of the common hand, wrist, elbow and nerve conditions, but also the more unusual or difficult conditions such as brachial plexus injuries, and children's hand problems.
• Referral to another Hand Surgeon if needed for a second opinion or for advice on a particularly rare, difficult or contentious problem.