Thumb & Finger Joint Pain - transarterial Embolization (TAE)
Thumb and finger joint embolization relieves finger arthritis symptoms by targeting abnormal inflammatory blood flow.
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Thumb and finger joint embolization relieves finger arthritis symptoms by targeting abnormal inflammatory blood flow.
Basilar thumb arthritis (also known as carpometacarpal joint arthritis) affects the base of the thumb, where the first metacarpal bone meets the wrist. Interphalangeal joint arthritis affects the joints in between the fingers.
TAE is a minimally invasive procedure that reduces pain from arthritis by blocking tiny abnormal blood vessels in and around the arthritic joint. These abnormal vessels increase inflammation and nerve sensitivity.
As the cartilage in the joint wears down over time, the bones rub together, causing:
If you've tried splints, anti-inflammatory medications, injections, or physical therapy with little relief, you may be a candidate for transarterial embolization (TAE) a new, non-surgical treatment to reduce pain and improve function.
TAE is a minimally invasive procedure that reduces pain from arthritis by blocking tiny abnormal blood vessels in and around the arthritic joint. These abnormal vessels increase inflammation and nerve sensitivity.
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