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Our client Brandon P. Donnelly, MD is tapping into a classic New Orleans moment—flying St. Patrick’s Day parade cabbages—to remind people about finger, wrist, and hand injuries that happen every year.

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In New Orleans, St. Patrick’s Day parades mean one thing — cabbages flying through the air!

While catching parade throws is part of the fun, Dr. Brandon P. Donnelly reminds everyone to be careful. Every year people suffer finger, hand, and wrist injuries when trying to catch cabbages and other heavy throws.

If you’re heading to the parade route, keep your hands safe and be mindful when reaching for throws.

If you did injure your finger, wrist, or hand during one of the St. Patrick’s Day parades, Dr. Donnelly can help with an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan to get you back to normal as quickly as possible.

Schedule an appointment if you’re experiencing pain, swelling, or difficulty moving your hand.

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