The hand and wrist contain many small joints, tendons, ligaments, and nerves. Common problems include thumb-base arthritis, tendon disorders, carpal tunnel syndrome, and ligament injuries. Examination and imaging help determine whether rehabilitation, splinting, injection, or surgery is most appropriate.
PRP and other orthobiologics are offered for selected arthritic or soft-tissue problems, but evidence is less developed than it is for knee osteoarthritis. A regenerative injection should not be expected to correct major instability, nerve compression, or a complete tear.
A hand specialist can define the structure involved and explain all reasonable options. Ask whether the proposed injection is image-guided, what evidence applies to that exact diagnosis, and how hand therapy will support recovery.
Stem Cell of NJ is the regenerative medicine service of Airport Plaza Spine & Wellness in Hazlet, New Jersey. Its medical team provides image-guided, non-surgical care for spine, joint, nerve, and sports-related concerns using…
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