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Hand & upper-extremity care
Distal Radius Fracture Treatment in San Diego
If distal radius fracture is affecting comfort, motion, or function, we can evaluate the problem and explain treatment options.
Appointments in San Diego, Chula Vista, and Murrieta · Workers' compensation accepted
AppointmentsClear answers. A plan that fits your injury.- Hand, wrist, and elbow specialty care
- English and Spanish-speaking staff
- Acute and chronic conditions
Overview
What it is
Distal Radius Fracture can cause pain, weakness, stiffness, or difficulty with everyday tasks.
Symptoms
If distal radius fracture is affecting comfort, motion, or function, we can evaluate the problem and explain treatment options.
How we diagnose it
A focused examination and appropriate imaging help clarify the diagnosis.
Non-surgical treatment
- Activity changes, bracing, therapy, or medication when appropriate
- Imaging or diagnostic testing when it will guide care
Surgery
- A procedure or surgery when non-surgical care is not enough
What recovery looks like
Recovery depends on the diagnosis and treatment. Your clinician will explain protection, therapy, follow-up, and safe return to activity.
Trusted patient education
Learn more from national hand and orthopedic organizations
These links go directly to patient resources from AAOS, ASSH, and AAHS.
Browse every diagnosis AAOS
AAOS OrthoInfo
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
ASSH
ASSH HandCare
American Society for Surgery of the Hand
AAHS
AAHS Public Information
American Association for Hand Surgery
AAHS does not currently list a diagnosis-specific article for this topic.
External resources are for general education. Follow the diagnosis, treatment plan, and post-operative instructions provided by your own care team.
Common questions
Answers before your appointment
Do I need surgery?
Not always. Treatment commonly begins with non-surgical options when they fit the diagnosis.
What should I bring?
Bring prior images, reports, a medication list, and insurance or claim information.
Who treats this condition?
Nicholas Genovese, M.D. provides hand and upper-extremity evaluation and treatment.
Where are appointments available?
Call our office to choose the appropriate location and available appointment day.