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Hand & Wrist Specialists in Arlington & Mansfield, TX

Expert diagnosis and treatment for hand and wrist pain and injuries, helping you restore strength, improve function, and return to work and everyday activities.

Advanced Hand & Wrist Care for Pain, Injury & Function

Hand and wrist pain can make even simple daily tasks—like gripping, typing, or lifting—difficult and uncomfortable. At TMI Sports Medicine & Orthopedic Surgery, our specialists provide advanced care for a wide range of hand and wrist conditions, focusing on relieving pain, restoring strength and dexterity, and helping patients return to work, sports, and everyday activities with confidence.

Our Hand & Wrist Specialist

Steven Niedermeier, MD

Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon

Hand & Wrist Conditions Treated

Our hand and wrist specialists diagnose and treat a full range of conditions affecting the bones, joints, tendons, and nerves of the upper extremity. The hand and wrist are highly complex structures made up of dozens of bones, joints, and soft tissues that work together to enable movement and fine motor control.

Common conditions we treat include:

Carpal tunnel syndrome and nerve compression disorders
Trigger finger and tendon inflammation
Hand and wrist fractures
Arthritis of the hand, wrist, and thumb
Tendon and ligament injuries (sprains, tears, overuse)
Ganglion cysts
Dupuytren’s contracture
Sports-related hand and wrist injuries

These conditions may develop from repetitive use, trauma, sports activity, or age-related degeneration, and can significantly impact function and quality of life.

Hand & Wrist Treatments & Procedures

TMI Sports Medicine offers both non-surgical and surgical treatment options, depending on your condition and goals.

Non-Surgical Treatments

Activity modification and bracing/splinting
Physical or occupational therapy
Anti-inflammatory medications
Corticosteroid or ultrasound-guided injections
Nerve-specific treatment for compression conditions

Surgical Treatments

Carpal tunnel release (open and endoscopic)
Trigger finger release
Tendon and ligament repair or reconstruction
Fracture fixation and realignment
Wrist arthroscopy (minimally invasive procedures)
Joint fusion or joint replacement for advanced arthritis

Our team prioritizes conservative treatment whenever possible, with surgery recommended only when necessary to restore function, relieve pain, and prevent long-term damage.

Advanced Hand & Wrist Care Approach

The hand and wrist are among the most complex and delicate structures in the body, requiring specialized expertise for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

At TMI Sports Medicine, patients benefit from:

Fellowship-trained hand and upper extremity specialists
Advanced minimally invasive surgical techniques
Precision care for nerve, tendon, and joint conditions
Coordinated rehabilitation to restore strength and dexterity

Our team focuses not just on treating the injury, but on restoring fine motor function, grip strength, and long-term hand performance.

Who We Treat

We provide hand and wrist care for:

Athletes with sports-related hand and wrist injuries
Individuals with repetitive motion or work-related conditions
Patients experiencing nerve compression (carpal tunnel, etc.)
Those with arthritis or degenerative joint conditions
Individuals recovering from fractures or trauma

Whether your goal is returning to sports, work, or everyday activities, our team is focused on helping you regain full use of your hands and wrists.

Why Choose TMI Sports Medicine for Hand & Wrist Care?

Fellowship-trained hand and upper extremity specialist
Expertise in both surgical and non-surgical treatments
Minimally invasive techniques for faster recovery
Coordinated care from diagnosis through rehabilitation
Convenient locations in Arlington and Mansfield

Hear What Other Patients Have to Say

Dr. Niedermeir is very personable, listened well, and spent time explaining the issues with my hand. He and the entire office made this first visit a very pleasant experience. Highly recommend.

Lori G.
After months of being in pain, numbing in my arm and hands, doctor Evan’s took one look at my scans and got me into surgery the following week. Surgery was successful. Easiest recovery I have ever had. I am now back in the gym and back to doing life exactly how I was before my injury. So thankful for Dr Evan’s and his amazing team. They truly are the best!

Stacie G.
Had a revision done for a failed wrist fusion earlier this year. Dr. Niedermeier did an excellent job surgically correcting a complicated fracture that I had spent two years and three surgeries elsewhere trying to get resolved and with no luck. He was refreshingly knowledgeable, responsive, respectful, positive, and personable and I would highly recommend him to anyone needing hand/wrist treatment.

Andy A.
Dr. Niedermeier is an excellent surgeon. He very nice and understanding. I was so happy to have him to operate on my wrist. Him and his team did an excellent job! He is great!

Carla H.

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If you’re experiencing hand or wrist pain, weakness, or limited motion, our specialists are here to help. Get an accurate diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan designed to restore function and improve your quality of life.

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Hand & Wrist | Frequently Asked Questions

What causes hand and wrist pain?

Hand and wrist pain can result from nerve compression, arthritis, tendon injuries, fractures, or repetitive use from work or sports activities.

What is carpal tunnel syndrome?

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition caused by compression of the median nerve in the wrist, leading to numbness, tingling, and weakness in the hand.

Do hand and wrist conditions require surgery?

Not always. Many conditions can be treated with splinting, therapy, and injections. Surgery is only recommended when conservative treatments are not effective.

How long does it take to recover from hand or wrist surgery?

Recovery time varies depending on the procedure, but many minimally invasive surgeries allow for faster healing and return to activity within weeks to months.