About Erika Lassig
Erika has over 10 years experience practising hand therapy. She has worked in hand and upper limb rehabilitation at a variety of centres including Logan Hospital, Redlands Hospital and the Mater Adult ...
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Erika has over 10 years experience practising hand therapy. She has worked in hand and upper limb rehabilitation at a variety of centres including Logan Hospital, Redlands Hospital and the Mater Adult ...
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, University of Qld 2004
Master of Health Science (Occupational Therapy), University of Sydney 2009
Publication: Insights into Domestic Violence and Hand Injuries - Nov 26, 2016 - Queensland Hand Surgery Society
Publication: Insights into Domestic Violence and Hand Injuries - Aug 26, 2016 - AHTA National Conference 2016
Publication: Health...in your hands - Dec 2014 - Diabetes IQ Magazine
Publication: A retrospective cohort investigation of active range of motion within one week of open reduction and internal fixation of distal radius fractures. 2013 - Journal Of Hand Therapy
Publication: Smoking and Wound Healing in Hand Injuries - Oct 17, 2010 - Australian Hand Therapy Association
Award: Best Clinical Paper 2016
Aug 2016 - Australian Hand Therapy Association
Awarded Best Clinical Paper for "Insights into Domestic & Family Violence and Hand Therapy" at Australian Hand Therapy Association National Conference.
Award: Best Poster Presentation 2010
Oct 2010 - Australian Hand Therapy Association
Best Poster Presentation at the AHTA National Conference for "Smoking and Wound Healing in Hand Injuries"
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Are there alternatives for someone with a bone spur to trapeziectomy? As the recovery time seems to be long and not guaranteed to work I cannot afford to be immobile for 8-12 weeks.
As mentioned above, a spur on the trapezium is a symptom of osteoarthritis of the trapezium, which forms part of the carpometacarpal joint of the thumb, otherwise known as basal thumb joint or first C ...
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