Other symptoms of wrist tendonitis include: 1  Swelling around the wrist joint. 2  Warmth and redness of the tendons. 3  Grinding sensations (crepitus) with movement of the tendons.
The educational requirements for trauma surgeons to practice in the United States include completion of a bachelor's degree and medical degree (Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine), as well as hospital-or clinic-based training through a residency and fellowship program.
Most trauma surgeons now do Emergency General Surgery and Critical Care as well as trauma. As a matter of fact there is no trauma fellowship or boards, only Added Qualifications in Critical Care for which there is a board. Fellowship is either 1 or 2 years depending on how academic or how much experience you want.