Radiologist with broken hand; looking into different mouse options

I’m a right handed radiologist; fell off my bike and fractured my right 5th metacarpal. I’m in a small ulnar gutter cast for 6 weeks. While I can use my normal mouse, scrolling and changing W/L is challenging. Does anyone have experience with roller-pad mouse for reading studies? Other thought is getting a left handed mouse until I’m out of cast. Any tips appreciated thx

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