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10 years ago an orthepedic surgeon wished to fuse the small bones in my hand & hand to wrist. Still a preferred method?


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Cartilage worn out in hand; electrician by trade and would cost me my living. Pain is becoming extreme by afternoon, however, so must do something...
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