This potentially troublesome bone in the wrist can cause all sorts of problems due to not healing properly. Much time is spent treating these fracture and the complications of same. Mr. Grieve can offer suitable patients percutaneous (minimally invasive) scaphoid fixation through a 4mm incision.
Philip Grieve
Hand, Wrist & Orthopaedic Surgery
FRCSI FRCSEd (Tr & Orth) FEBHS FFSEM
Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon
European Board Certified Hand Surgeon
Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer RCSI
Phone: 01 969 6543
Fax: 01 969 5578
Email: mrphilipgrieve@privateclinic.ie
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