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Pickleball is an increasingly popular sport enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. However, like any physical activity, pickleball carries the risk of injury.

Any repetitive motion can cause pain. For example, one of the most repetitive tasks is using a mouse to operate our computers…

Trigger finger, also known as stenosing tenosynovitis, limits your range of motion and can cause a snapping sound when you bend or extend your finger…

At Georgia Hand, Shoulder & Elbow, located in Atlanta and Marietta, we want to help you understand your surgical procedure and quickly recover…

Have you ever shaken hands with someone on a warm day, but their hand felt cold? Or maybe you have felt your own fingers were colder than they should be…

News Congratulations to Drs. John Seiler and Randall Alexander for being

On Saturday, November 10th, 2017 the surgeons at Georgia Hand, Shoulder & Elbow (GHSE) partnered with the Touching Hands Program to lead the first domestic service project that was sponsored by the American Foundation of Surgery of the Hand.

The entire staff here at Georgia Hand, Shoulder, and Elbow was able to witness the Solar Eclipse from our very own rooftop. We all gathered with our glasses and were blown away by this spectacular phenomenon!

Let’s go Braves!! After a week-long Hurricane, our staff had a blast watching the Atlanta Braves play at their new stadium while soaking in the warm rays of the sun.

On Saturday, November 9th, 2019 the third annual Hand2Hand event in association with the American Society for Surgery of the Hand’s “Touching Hand Project” was hosted by Georgia Hand, Shoulder, and Elbow…

In light of recent developments with regards to COVID-19, we are canceling our conference planned for June of this year. We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you next year!

We hope you will join us at our 2019 Continuing Education Conference at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center in Atlanta, GA.